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Tooth pain
Pain in tooth. Not able to drink cold water.please see the pic and recomend me some medicines and cautions for releif
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Hello dear,
Tooth decay is visible and you should not neglect it.
Please visit to dentist as medicines will not help you much, they will just relieve your symptoms like pain and sensitivity that too for a short while.
Better get is treated as soon as possible.
Regards,
Dr Vishal Jain
Vitaldent India
Faridabad
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Visit a dentist as soon as possible he/she will take an xray and decide the right treatment plan for you either filling or root canal treatment. Also, medicines will be prescribed for the same don't try self medication it will not relieve you from the problem it will worsen the condition
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There is a huge cavity in your lower molar and based on my experience, it seems very close to the root canal. It's a hunch.. Plz take x-rays and confirm.. But get treated immediately. Do call on us at Laser Smile Care Centre for any queries... God bless u.. The pain will go once treatment is done.. Take x-rays.
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Dr. N Srinivas
Dentist
24 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hi looking at a picture and guiding you the treatment plan it won't work out kindly visit a dentist. Taking medicines is just for temporary relief.
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Dr. Kshitiz Rohilla
Oral Pathologist
16 yrs exp
Faridabad
Going by the picture that you posted, there is a cavity in your lower molar which definitely needs to be treated soon, so that extraction can be avoided.... you need to visit a dentist who will take 1 x-ray and give you the best treatment plan, whether RCT is required or not....
Medications can also provide some temporary relief but a definite treatment will be required for permanent relief from your symptoms..... also self medication should be avoided and you should take the medications prescribed by a doctor only....
Regards...
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Dr. Vidhu.S
Dentist
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello you have a cavity in a molar teeth which as per the picture looks to be quite deep kindly visit a dentist who will take an xray and according to the depth of the cavity do the treatment for you ..u can take painkiller for relief but that is not the solution it has to be treated as soon as possible for a permanent solution..take care but get it treated as this tooth is a very important tooth for the oral cavity..
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