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I have severe pain on my lower back teeth since 2 days after having food. Please suggest if u have to take antibiotics
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Antibiotics or painkiller only provide temporary relief . You need to get it checked properly.
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Lower back tooth pain after eating is usually due to tooth decay, gum infection, or wisdom tooth issues.
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You should avoid antibiotics without prescription. First visit nearest dentist for proper diagnosis and treatment.
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Kindly consult with your nearest dentist for further examination
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Taking antibiotics without checking with your dentist should not be taken
Please get a thorough check up done first.
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seek your dentist, get a radiograph done for the respective tooth and then move ahead with the treatment plan suggested by your dentist.
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Dr. Inavolu Shamini
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10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
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Please consulted the dentist for proper diagnosis and treatment
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Vaishnavi Warule
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Pl visit your nearby dentist
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