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Tooth ache
Worse tooth ace in molars on left side since last 2 days. I have tried tooth ace gels but didn't really help.
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Go for opg xray
Visit your dental surgeon soon.
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Hello,
Tooth ache can be because of many reasons like deep caries or some infection or sudden trauma to tooth due to some hard food etc. Medicines will only give temporary relief and for complete solution of the problem you would have to visit your dentist, he will take x-ray of the concerned area (to see the status of teeth) and will evaluate accordingly the treatment required ( which most probably be root canal treatment or fillings and cleanup etc).
For the time being you can take medicines-
Rx tab zenflox OZ (one tablet twice a day), tab zerodol SP ( one tablet twice a day) , and tab zinetac ( one tablet twice a day)
And schedule a visit to your dentist.
Regards
Dr. Ila yadav
MDS Prosthodontics (Implantologist)
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What type of pain??
This pain worse at night or increase when you take hot or cold food???
If you have pain while chewing???
This pain radiate intovyour forehead and ear
Pls give answer me through my chat box.
I will give relevant treatment
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You can take tab meftal forte 12hourly.
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try and visit some dentist
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Visit near by dentist, and take painkiller until u see a dentist
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Avoid extra-oral hot compression or balm or ointments application.
Avoid hot, cold hard sweet sticky food.
1) T. Augmentin DUO 625, 2 or 3 times/day, total 10 tablets.
2) T. Metrogyl 400, half tablet 3 times/day,10 tablets.
3) T.Ketorol DT, one tablet at
a time, maximum 3 tablets per day, only if moderate to severe pain, dilute in water and consume.
1,2,3 to be consumed after food.
1 and 2 both tablets to be consumed (all 10 tablets to be strickly consumed) as per instruction even if pain subsides after a few tablets.
If no pain, do not take any of no. 3 medicines.
4)C.pan D, once a day, before food for 5 days.
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Dear practo user
Visit dental clinic opened nearby.
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For now take the medication prescribed.
Rx
Tab Augmentin 625mg BD
Tab Metrogyl 400mg TDS
Tab Diclomol BD
Tab Pan 40 OD
Tab Ketorol DT. SOS (in case of very severe pain)
Take all for 5 days
Next Steps
Visit your dentist as clinical and radiographical examination will give exact treatment plan
It may be either removal of the affected tooth or RCT (root canal treatment)
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