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Tooth pain
Swelling with tooth pain and wisdom tooth.
It has been paining now i want to know what can be done.
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Do warm salt water gargle and get in touch with your nearest oral surgeon
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Do visit a local dentist for physical evaluation.
Get an x ray done.
If necessary, dentist will prescribe you antibiotics and painkiller.
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Do visit a local dentist for treatment and physical evaluation.
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Take analgesics along with antibiotics to relieve pain.do warm saline gargle rinses.you can consult through this for prescription of medication and instructions on investigations.
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Pain and swelling is a sign of infection. The wisdom tooth might require surgical removal. First consult your dentist for prescription analgesics and antibiotics for your pain and swelling. Once you recover, fix an appointment for extraction. If ignored, the wisdom tooth will give recurrent episodes of pain and swelling causing you discomfort every few months.
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Looks like you need wisdom tooth removal...plz consult ur dentist so that they take xrays to see position of wisdom tooth.. meanwhile u can do warm salt water gargling.. and u need antibiotics and analgesics as well..
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plz cosult dentist asap
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