Toothache In Molars - Feeling Pain And Sensitivity In My Molars.

Toothache in molars

Asked for Male, 29 Years

Feeling pain and sensitivity in my molars. I can't eat anything... I feel hot and cold. Please suggest

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Dr. Anuradha Mallya

Dentist 14 yrs exp Ernakulam

Pain while taking hot and cold food can be suggestive of tooth decay. Pls visit a dentist for proper evaluation and treatment.

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