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Swelling Gums
Slight swelling in the gums & unable to chew due to pain in the last tooth - right upper side.
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Hello sir....it could be due to deep cavity in that tooth or due to erupting wisdom tooth.kindly visit a dentist and get an x ray of the tooth done.You can also practo consult us along with photograph of that area.Regards.
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An xray needs to be done and till then you can take clavum 625 mg and metrogyl 400 mg thrice daily for 3days..along with paracetamol 500 mg one tablet twice daily for 3 days
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Visit a dentist and get your tooth checked and cleaned
Health Tips
Never use a toothpick.
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swelling in the gums suggest an gum infection due to faulty brushing or food lodgement. kindly take an xray to know the situation and get it cleaned. take doxycycline and eterocoxib p 10 tablets for 5 days. use stoli gum paint to massagegums
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get once cleaning done, take an xray to konw the cause
Health Tips
take medicine properly
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Go for warm saline rinse for immediate home relief. Tomorrow visit a nearby dentist asap. :)
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visit a dentist
Health Tips
warm saline rinse, limcee tablet
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