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Severe Toothache after taking medicines
I am having severe toothache..consulted doctor and he has suggested RCT and also given medication. I am taking Ketorol DT and Ordent but the pain is still present. what should I do ?
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U hv to start rct treatment
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One should remember a little think about dental problems that it cannot be treated just with medicines,operating the affected area is must.Delaying in going to dental office will transform your problem into a chronic condition.Taking ketorol for a long time is not good better visit your dentist and eradicate the infection.
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Dr. Priya Verma
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26 yrs exp
Bangalore
The pain will come down only once treatment is started. Get your Root canal treatment started as soon as possible
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