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Tooth ache
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I seem to have tooth ache in multiple spots. Is there a particular reason why that happens. My dentist recommends multiple smaller forms of root canals but that's painful. Any way to avoid that
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There is no short cut or smaller form of. Root canal. Either you need it or you don't. Anything in between is questionable..
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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain
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9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there.
If your teeth are damaged, then you will require the procedure.
No other way. Or else the tooth will get damaged further.
There is no other option of avoiding or no alternative treatment.
You can take a pain killer when it's severe but if the teeth gets damaged more and more, then it will be bad in the future.
Consult a dentist in person in this regard.
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