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Tooth ache
I get the filling done on my toith 3 days back. Since yesterday i m feeling pain but from the evening this pain is increasing. Sipping cold water gives me relax but for 2 mins. In evening i had 1 dolonex dt. After one hr combiflam but pain didnt come down. Finally i had Acyclofenac wid paracetamol. No relief seen. At 2 am in nite i had Ketorol dt tablet. Pls suggest what shd i do now. I m having severe pain. Cant sleep
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The tooth must be deeply infected. Get your filling removed and get an xray done.
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Mr . You have to revisit with your doctor tell yr prblm ,doctor vill recheck your tooth filling problem evulate the prblm by radiographically & clinically also take his/her opinion then go ahead &take your treatment accordingly , reduced your preexisting filling or refilling or direct /indirect pulp capping ,or rct ..and if any confusion please Consult with conservative & endodontic specialist at your vicinity ...
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Your filling might be very deep or it's too high. U were feeling any pain while doctor was doing filling? Get x ray done and get this filling checked for high point also. If it's deep... RCT should be done.
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Dr. Babita Sangwan
Dental Surgeon
22 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Hello sir......kindly visit your dentist and get an x-ray of tooth done.Regards.
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