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Teeth ache
When im drinking or garling with water or any liquids there is pain at one teeth it's feeling like water directly entering into deep hole but there is no appearance of any hole, and pain a raising even I'm sucking air with opening mouth, sir please tell what i can do
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Usually it happens when there is cavity present Interdentally or if your gums have receded. The affected tooth has to be treated. Visit your dentist. he'll take an IOPAR and identify the offending tooth.
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Avoid hot or cold beverages till then.
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Get ur x ray done with respect to that tooth which will help u in whether the tooth needs rct or only restoration will help out
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Dr. M.Sridhar Reddy
Endodontist
18 yrs exp
Nellore
Cavity (hole) may be present in between the teeth which may not been seen. Please kindly visit a dentist near u to confirm the treat needed
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