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Tooth sensitive to water also
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I am lactating right now. My tooth is bit broken and too much sensitive even to water. I want to avoid root canal and all treatment because my baby is feeding.
Can I have any remedy for relief.
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It will be better if you visit the dentist and see what they advise you. Even if root canal is advised which we don't know if is required, it will not be problematic for you even if lactating.
Along with that the dr may prescribe some medication.
It is better to go rather than wait for the problem to increase.
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You should definitely seek consultation from a Dentist to know the extent of broken tooth .
There is no harm of getting treatment even if you are lactating.
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Don't give undue pressure on the affected teeth.
Do not delay your consultation.
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Use desensitiser paste and mouthwash
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