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Stinging sensation of my molar teeth
I am having a sharp stinging sensation on my molar teeth while eating any food item. This is only on my second molar teeth on the left side. Kindly help me understand the reasons behind this.
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Hello sir...
Pain may be due to tooth decay of upper second molar teeth..First and foremost x_Ray (IOPA)has to be taken to check to extension of caries..If it reaches pulp or very close o pulp then you need to go for root canal treatment of that concerned teeth
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kindly visit dentist for further clinical examination and management without delay
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Hello,
It could be due to various reasons like broken or chipped tooth ,decay,or infection . To arrive at a diagnosis, visit a nearby dentist and may require aquisition of a couple x- Rays.
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Visit a nearby dentist as soon as possible.
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Proper clinical examination and x-ray is required for this.It may be due to many reasons like decay or loss of enamel due to abnormal habits or forceful brushing etc.
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you should go to nearby dentist for proper examnination
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Visit a dentist soon and get it checked properly.
May be that molar is infected. Do not delay. Get xray done for tooth.
Wish you good health and happiness
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Visit dentist soon
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Cold compress from inside he mouth
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Dr. Balaji K
Dentist
23 yrs exp
Chennai
many reasons again .
maybe some portion of your tooth is chipped? which can cause this OR some small abrasion OR a smallll cavity , OR any interdental bone loss OR ....
MANYYYY . Dental issues , are best solved only n only by paying a visit to your DOC. Please do not delay . maybe just a proffesional cleaning n using good desensitizing toothpaste would suffice!!
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Dr. Babita Sangwan
Dentist
22 yrs exp
Gurgaon
may be it is due to decayed tooth..go to dentist and get a xray done.
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Dr. Peeyush Sharma
Oral And MaxilloFacial Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Jaipur
Need x Ray for that
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