Toothache during chewing

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Asked for Male, 24 Years

I have toothache during chewing..means I can't chew properly and also after eating food I got a sharp needle pricking like pain..when I drink cold water or any thing else which is cold...the pain is still increasing...plz help mee

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Dr. Yogesh Sonawane Dentist 12 yrs exp Nashik Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Yogesh Sonawane

Dentist 12 yrs exp Nashik

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From ur symptoms it looks like that ur tooth has a cavity that has reached upto the living part of the tooth called pulp or nerve so please get the intraoral x-ray done in order to confirm the exact cause of the problem and get the RCT done to save the tooth.

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visit ur dentist ASAP.

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Avoid chewing from that side.

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