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Pain under tooth cap
There's a pain under tooth cap,paining while chewing .its unbearable pain,pls suggest treatment for that
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Rinse with warm Luke water with little salt 5_8times a day in that area especially after eating anything..pain may b due to ligament of food..also take zerodol sp sos ...if pain dont goes after 3_5days than start augmentin duo 635mg..morg event 3days..after lockdown have check up with nearest dentist
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For detailed information we need x -ray
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till then try chew as much as less on effected side and don't try to take too hot or to cold items if pain more do take medication
mox cv 625 twice daily after food for 5days
zerodal sp twice daily after food for 5days
petop-20 once daily before food for 5days
try to visit near dentist appointment
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if pains lots immediately visit near dentist
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Pain is due to infection in the due to infection
First you need to control pain with medication and as lockdown opens definitive treatment depending on diagnosis shall be carried out
Contact your Dentist for online help
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Was rct done in that tooth
Send photo of your tooth
Xray if possible to evaluate the cause of pain
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Take ketorol dt three time daily
Avoid eating hard food
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AVOID CHEWING FROM THAT SIDE, DON'T EAT ANYTHING HARD AND HOT FROM OTHER SIDE TOO
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APPLY REXIDINDE M FORTE GEL AFTER BRUSHING THE TEETH WELL
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Should need X ray to evaluate.
Start with painkiller, T. Ketorol 3 times a day for 5days
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Update privately if situation worsens or asap
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Avoid using that area for chewing
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Tab.Augmentin625 mg (2 times a day after food)
Tab.zerodol sp (2 times a day after food)
Tab.Aciloc RD (2 times a day before food)
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Hi,
Need your teeth xray for proper treatment plan.
For detail discussion contact on personal chat box
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Visit dentist for clinical examination
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Take painkiller and don't have food from that side
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For better opinion...put pics of your cap or teeth ...and prefer private chat
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Paining while chewing can be due to infection or inflammation at the periodontium ie the surrounding structure of the tooth.
Take:-
Tab O2 twice daily for 5 days after meals
Tab Combiflam twice daily for 5days after meals
Tab Rablet D once daily for 5days before meals
☆☆☆If patient is alcoholic or has consumed same within 15 days DO NOT take O2 as it has life threatening reaction instead take Augmentin 625mg
☆☆☆In case of acute severe pain take Tramadol OR Voveran OR 2 tablets of Ketorol DT dispersed in water
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Hi,
Need to first take a X - ray to know if the tooth is Root canal treated
If the RCT is a failure then need to assess for a re- treatment, after removing the cap or thro the cap.
Till u see the dentist need to start with an antibiotic and analgesics
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Could be infection or tooth fracture. Exact reason can be known only after clinical examination And xray
For now
Take tab. Hifenac p twice daily after meals for 5days
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Get an xray done
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don't eat on affected side
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Hi
As per your complaint
Don’t take anything hot
Start
Augmentin 625mg twice x5 days
PanD 40 twice x5 days before meals
Combiflam thrice three days
Eat well
Visit your Dentist at earliest
TC
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Dr. Priyanka Giarola
Dental Surgeon
4 yrs exp
Dehradun
1st- To avoid pain do not eat something hard to chew food. And consiously avoid eating from that particular side the tooth.
2nd- check if there is any swelling or any discharge present in that particular area of the tooth.
3rd- if you have any x-ray please forward it.
4th- if the pain is unbearable even after avoiding chewing from that side take medicine
DiclofenacSP (o-o-o)
Amoxicillin (o-o)
Pentaparazol (o) early in the morning without eating anything.
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