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I am having toothache went to dentist and dr said rootcannal needs to be done. Dr has prescribed Augmentin 625 for 3 days and pain killer Ketrol Dt. I wanted to within how many days infection will clear so that I can start my dental treatment.
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The medicines are given so that the infection subsides a bit, but if you are having severe toothache and the medicines are not able to relieve it you can get it started on the same day itself. Once the treatment is started you will definitely have relief. You need to visit an endodontist for the same.
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You can go after 3days ..even on same day.. or 5 to 7 days. All this depends on your infection criteria , your health status, time , can be adviced by proper diagnosis with xray and experience of expertise. No to worry..
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Hello dear
Please be calm
See ideally 5-7 day course is recommended for a normal dental infection.i suggest you to please visit dentist after 10 days.for further details you can consult me
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