Toothache after temporary filling

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I got my temporary filling done one hour before. My tooth hurts after getting it done. I have my appointment for permanent filling on 3rd december. How to treat with the pain for now?

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Dr. Avinash B. S Periodontist 19 yrs exp Mysore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Avinash B. S

Periodontist 19 yrs exp Mysore

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Your tooth probably requires Root canal treatment. As of now you should manage with analgesics. Visit your dentist before the scheduled appointment for permanent filling and get started with root canal treatment

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