Wisdom tooth pain
I'm 28 weeks pregnant. I'm having pain in my gums near the left side wisdom tooth which is getting intense. What safe medication can I take to lower the pain?
I'm 28 weeks pregnant. I'm having pain in my gums near the left side wisdom tooth which is getting intense. What safe medication can I take to lower the pain?
 Convert it to text Timeline 14th July sudden pain when eating food......it was like some hard thing come in food.....pain was very much.....applied toothpaste and then slept...tooth became sore but no constant pain....now pain only on biting......at an angle. went to dentist, he said their is deep distal caries because of wisdom tooth....so removed wisdom tooth on 14th August.after 10 days stitches removed.....now biting pain increased..it is only when I bite down at that angle..and goes away instantly...on 3rd September I did temporary filling....doctor said evaluate for 21 days..if symptoms then rct..but there was no symptom apart from that biting pain..so permanent filling yesterday...doctor also said that decay was not as deep as indicated in x-ray...now there is permanent GIC filling...yesterday...but still that pain....it is 5/10...which only comes when I bite down.....bite adjusted and all..Percussion test were also taken. They tapped their instrument but no pain...
I have been observing that whenever my 6 yo brushes at night, blood come out from her 1 molar on the left. It happened consecutively for few days a month back and then it stopped but now again since yesterday I am noticing blood in the mouth while brushing and today she spitted more blood than usual. I am planning to go to the dentist tomorrow but till then any advise on why this is happening will be highly appreciated.
I am facing temporal headache (left side ) and neck and traps pains from 2 years years off and on This opg is 7 days old. Recently when I chewing food i feel my temporal and eye pains severely for Seconds. Tooth pains rarely but neck and temporal pains a lot Is this pain from this impacted tooth Please guide i feel very depressed all time tried everything for neck(mri neuro physiotherapy)all things give temporary relief only.
My dental bridge was recently replaced after 15 years due to sensitivity in the last abutment tooth. It was root-canal treated and a new bridge was placed. It has been 9 days since the new bridge was placed. I experience pain and occasional sensitivity in the last tooth. I had an OPG taken and the dentist says everything looks normal. He even reduced my high points twice. I even got a second opinion, for which the dentist said the RCT looks good, but if the problem persists then there's no option other than extracting the tooth. I only had a molar extracted on my other side and the other molar is waiting to be crowned. Now with this opinion, I am even more anxious and devastated as I could permanently lose all my molars on the lower jaw. The pain is still there and it gets worse in the morning after I wake up. But I can manage it for some time but it won't go away. I am seriously scared there might be a hidden tooth fracture that's not showing on the X-ray. Any advice is appreciated.
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