I am suffering from teeth pain from 2-3 days, this teeth pain is too much painful for me. Please suggest me something to get rid of this problem as soon as possible.
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Get an IOPA X-RAY for the tooth, and proceed with the treatment according to the X-rays findings. Till then take any pain killer until you meet the dentist.
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Don't bite something hard from that side.
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Dental (teeth ) pain can be cure permanently with proper treatment ,it cant be go only with painkillers .
For Temporarily relief you can take pain killer Tab Ketorol Dt (2 tab in half glass of water).
Next Steps
Visit your Dentist and get proper checkup done .
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Don't rely on just medication, go for the appropriate treatment.
You need to visit a dentist. In all probability it is a cavity. The dentist will take an x-ray. Depending on the Xray you would either need a filling out a root canal treatment
There can be several causes for tooth pain like cavity, gum problem, trauma, fracture or some other cause. You need to visit a dentist & get x-ray done. X-ray would provide the exact reason & treatment option for the same.
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Do not apply any local pain relieving gels or ointment. Also avoid any external heat application to affected area.
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