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Swelling on right side of the cheeck
I have swelling near right side cheek and severe pain same area i have been taking antibiotics but no change seen. Please suggest
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Swelling on one side of the cheek with severe pain is most commonly due to a dental infection (tooth abscess, gum infection, or wisdom tooth issue). Antibiotics alone may not help unless the source of infection is treated.
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Urgent dental examination with X-ray is advised
• Take pain relief medication as prescribed
• Do warm saline gargles
• If swelling increases, fever develops, or mouth opening becomes difficult, seek care without delay
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As discussed, there may be chances of infection with regarding area. Don't apply any hot fomentation, vicks or balm. Take ice cold fomentation it will give relief from pain.
Visit near dental clinic and do x ray or OPG for proper diagnosis and further treatment planning
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Please consult the dentist for proper diagnosis and treatment
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Please visit your nearest clinic for proper diagnosis
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Kindly visit your nearest dentist for further examination
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Please visit a dental clinic and get it checked.
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As there is no improvement with antibiotics, it is advisable to consult a dentist in person at the earliest. A clinical examination and X-ray will help in accurate diagnosis and further management.
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It might be infection
It's always better to take one opg or xray to give diagnosis .
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Vaishnavi Warule
Dentist
Ahmednagar
Plz do xray of tooth
If infection is minimum rct will be performed and toothbwill be saved
If xrays shows lot of infection and the survial of tooth is not possible so altimate option is to do extarction followed by prosthesis
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Visit nearby denstist and took Xray
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Dr. Sanjana Wadewale
Dentist
8 yrs exp
Nagpur
Please visit your nearby oral and maxillofacial surgeon
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