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Pain in left side of the chin.
My father is suffering from a pain in left side of the chin while eating, chewing after consulting to many other doctors I believe the pain is of mental nerve its a shock like sensation he feels not continuous but frequently time to time... Kindly advice.
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Hello sir
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Yes it can be due to nerve involvement.i suggest you to share opg or x ray pic for confirmation of diagnosis.for further details you can consult me
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Go for opg xray to determine any decay in teeth in that region that causes pain
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Hello ,
Had your farther underwent any prior treatment ? Or had he faced any kind of injury in that region/jaw before ? Or has the pain been just spontaneous ?
For the first two instances different diagnosis can be there..
For the third scenario- if you have been confirmed regarding the mental nerve (neurogenic ) pain , then the treatment can be Medicinal and surgical .
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