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Tooth pain
Night pain in sleep teeth swelling
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Please do not use any warm water gargling as you mentioned you have swelling and heat would increase the swelling. Pain caused at night and disturbing your sleep might indicate a decayed tooth with infection. You need to visit a dentist ASAP as you mentioned of face swelling
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Dentist would examine your oral health care status, radiographs might be required.
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Do not delay any further to visit a dentist as you mentioned swelling with pain which indicates severe infection.
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Hi....Visit a dentist and rule out the tooth infected and get that tooth treated.
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hello,
you can do warm salt water rinses as a home remedy, but this will give only temporary relief from pain. you need to visit the dentist and get it checked.get an x-ray done. pain could be due to infection to root of tooth , you need to get it treated.and then place crown over it.
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most probably due to an infected tooth...visit a dentist and get that tooth treated....
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