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RCT and Ulcers
I had and RCT for moler tooth(2nd Last) & my gum was cut short for obtaining tooth wall still waiting for cap 5 days back anti biotics has been given. But now I have ulcers in my mouth and it have imflammation with but of pain while opening my mouth.. anti biotic course has been completed yesterday. I took bcasule today. Need help to get ril of these ulcers..
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Hi, visit your dentist if conditions get worse. By the time you can
Use dentogel on that ulcers for 5-6times a day.
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It can be due to Antibiotics. You need to let it heal itself. And for pain relieving apply Mucopain gel. Contact you dentist if it worsens
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Continue becosule. Apply mucopain to the affected areas in very small quantity for relief.
Antibiotics do cause ulcerations . Increase intake of dairy products and curd
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Dr. Priya Verma
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26 yrs exp
Bangalore
Ulcers can sometimes occur due to antibiotics and manipulation during dental procedures can aggravate them. No need to worry, it should heal on its own. You can apply hexigel or dologel on the affected area.
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