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Tooth infection pain in gland
My son is 30 years old . Actually he is facing some serious problem. As form last Sunday he is facing massive tooth pain . As my family doc told me that due to huge infection his chin also swollen and immediatly he gave me some medicine 1. Augmentin 625 due 2. Metrozil 400 3. One painkill. Almost 4 days over . But still his submandibular gland is swollen . Can any one please help me . Even due to massive pain he is unable to eat any food as it harting him. Please give me one solution so that my son get relife.
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Swelling of submandibular gland is due to tooth infection. Either go with extraction or root canal treatment. For such cases antibiotics are indicated along with treatment.
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extraction or root canal treatment
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Hello sir... Tooth pain is due to infection of the tooth which progresses apically and cause infection of root and submandibular gland infection...first and foremost IOPA and OPG has to be taken to rule out which tooth is infected...if the infection is in the wisdom teeth then you need to undergo surgical removal of that tooth....if it is the normal molar teeth then you need to go for root canal treatment of the infected teeth.....medication provides only temporary relief..immediate care should be taken
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kindly visit dentist for furthur clinical examination and management
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Please consult nearby endodontist....  there may be space infection....
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refer to endodontist
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U need to get a opg done and it should be followed by a dental consultation as meds plays a secondary role when it comes to dental treatment.
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looks like a deep infection. Plz go for full mouth XRay i.e OPG at the earliest, to decide what treatment is required. Medicines can subside the symptoms temporarily. Do not rely on them.
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If it is a wisdom tooth then please get the OPG X-ray done and get it removed ASAP from ur nearby oral surgeon, but if its not wisdom tooth and if it is sound tooth then u may need to undergo RCT !
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visit ur nearby dentist.
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Don't ignore even if the patient feels better after medications.
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U should first take a x ray like a opg See the degree of infection The tablets give r proper but treatment of the infected tooth must be done at the earliest
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