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My mother is having pain in her teeth
My mother is having pain sensation in her rct what medicine she can take as it is paining and she is doing tooth paste sensodhyne
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Is she undergoing RCT or completed? Take in x ray if RCT done much before and consult a doctor via practo.
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you can take anlagesics by consultant a doctor
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Take ketorol dt three times daily
Visit your dental surgeon soon
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Pain in RCT treated tooth could be due to reinfection. X ray is required to know the cause of pain.
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visit a clinic or video consult.
Warm saline water rinses two to three times a day.
Painkiller won't be effective so much but still if you want can take Ketorol DT SOS.
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Stay safe n healthy
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Hello,
I have noted your concern
If she is getting pain in the rct treated tooth the reasons might be
1. Recent treatment
2. Re infection to the previously treated tooth
In order to confirm the exact cause online / offline dentist consultation is mandatory
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for temporary pain relief take any pain killers like ketorol dt
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Don't self medicate. kindly visit/consult dentist
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