I went through Root Canal treatment 7 years ago but i forgot to cap my affected teeth. after few years my affected teeth started to break and fall in pieces. i never felt any pain untill yesterday when my part of tooth outside gums fall totally but i still have some part under my gums.
I am experiencing severe pain at side of forehead and around my ears
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Ok.. it could be due to root getting reinfected after breakage of tooth leading to formation of pus at tip of root.Kindly get it removed at the earliest to remove pain.kindly visit dentist asap.Regards
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Hi..You need to visit clinic early. I am from Pune. You can use pain killer from medical along with ice application from outside of mouth on cheek intermittently to reduce pain. You will need antibiotics too...You can use Practo Consult direct .
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Avoid hot foods.,tea.etc.it may aggravate pain.Take care.Dont neglect.
You have not forgotten you have ignored totally to save the RCT done tooth. All the RCT done tooth will eventually crumble and break into pieces if it is not capped within the shortest time frame. See now what happened you have wasted your money and tooth. The moral is don't ever ignore your doctors advice. It's always for your own good.
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