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I have a decayed tooth, since long but it's paining now, to such an extent that I have more pain in my ear and side of the left brain the side where tooth is decayed, I am out of station and wil return to my city in a week till then I am having acemiz plus painkiller and amoxicillin antibiotic, but still I am having pain what can be done please guide
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Hello sir, Since you have developed pain the decay is deep and involved the nerve. So, do visit your dentist asap for the treatment.
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Kindly go to nearest dentist... Take proper treatment.
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See if its paining then the cavities are deep and there might be chances of RCT
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medications can only temporarily relieve you
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kindly have personal consultation
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Hello! Kindly visit nearby dental surgeon  for physical examination evaluation and treatment plan as medication will give u temporary relief
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Visit nearest dental clinic for proper treatment
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Antibiotics and pain killers are temporary option.please visit your nearest dentist for treatment
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Hi The antibiotics and painkiller is the temporary treatment...once you are back please visit your nearest dental clinic for proper dental treatment
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Temporary solution- medicines Long lasting solution- root canal treatment and crown
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Visit your dentist
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Call a dentist to make an appointment if you have or suspect you have a cavity. This is especially true if an abscess develops, during which you may experience: An intense toothache Pain in the gums Redness inside the mouth and/or outside the mouth on the face or jaw A bad taste in your mouth Difficulty opening the mouth or chewing food A swollen face or jaw A high temperature Sensitivity to hot or cold food or drinks The pain can come and go, so don't cancel your appointment if the pain fades temporarily. The damage won't repair itself, so the pain will surely rebound.
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Visit the clinic for clinical examination.
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Please visit the dentist for pain relief
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Hello, From your description, it seems that the decay has advanced, and a normal filling may not suffice anymore. Based on the severity, the tooth might require: 1. Root Canal Treatment (RCT): If the tooth is restorable and the infection is manageable. 2. Extraction: If it's a third molar (wisdom tooth) or if the tooth is grossly decayed and cannot be saved. This decision will depend on a clinical examination and an X-ray to assess the tooth's condition.
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For now, you can continue with: Tab. Zerodol-SP, twice daily (for pain and inflammation) Cap. Amox 500 mg, three times daily (antibiotic) Tab. Pan 40, once daily, on an empty stomach (to prevent acidity)
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Please visit a dental clinic as soon as possible to prevent the infection from spreading further. Timely treatment will help you avoid complications. Take care!
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Needs emergency treatment for the condition.
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Avoid eating from that side
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Visit dentist as soon as possible
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Hi, The antibiotics and pain killer will help in reducing the pain. Once you are back after a week, visit a dentist and get the tooth treated.
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