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Toothache causing headache
Severe pain in tooth, swollen gums, secretion of saliva, difficulty in chewing food, causes headache,bad breath and plaque.
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Is the pain in your upper jaw, if yes then is it at the back end of your jaw..? This might also be a case of Wisdom Tooth eruption or decay of wisdom tooth due to food lodgement in that area as it becomes difficult to clean using a toothbrush due to its deep position usually covered by a flap of gingiva.
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On an immediate basis, something non invasive, like chlorhexidine mouth wash rinsing could be helpful dealing with bad breath.
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Seems to be a problem of gum infection and tooth cavity both. You need to visit a dentist soon for xray and clinical checkup for a confirmed diagnosis. scaling is mandatory for gum problems , do get it done and if there's a cavity too, get root canal done. we are based in gurgaon sector 56, signature smiles implants and dental clinic. Feel free to book your appointment with us.
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