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Severe pain in right side lower jaw tooh
Hello.....my rct has been done of two tooth five days back but m having severe pain .... doctor gave antibiotics clovam625,seradic ,rantac, and mozibox too but still I m not able to bear the pain ..pls suggest wt should I do
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I would suggest you not to take pain killers without a proper prescription. Without a clinical examination and an x-ray it's hard to pinpoint the reason behind it.
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Please visit an experienced dental surgeon who can guide you after a proper examination, and write an appropriate prescription as well if required. And do this on an urgent basis. More you delay it, the chances of saving the tooth, if any, will diminish.
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Madam did you get a single sitting rct? If yes your more likely to have pain for few days
And please post post obturation x ray
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Please post Xray for proper guidance
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