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Teeth muscle on the right molar
There is a small piece of muscle on the right molar which causes pain while eating, please help me.
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Hi,it seems it must be a wisdom tooth that is giving you problem,do warm salt rinses,take a soft cold diet,donot brush on the affected side,and see a dentist asap,also an ointment called Dentogel CT can be applied twice daily after meals to get temporary relief.
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Your complaint seems to be like the trouble is from 3rd molar eruption.
A warm salt water gargling will provide temporary relief.
However, visit your dentist to get this issue completely resolved.
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It must be gums. Either its a gingival polyp or 3rd molar erupting. Visit dentist for clinical examination and x ray.
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Dr. Neha Sagre
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3 yrs exp
Mumbai
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The pain may be because of your wisdom tooth eruption. You should visit the dentist once for proper examination .
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Gargle with lukewarm water and salt.
Do not take your tongue to that area which makes it more painful.
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If pain is severe you can take Dologel for temporary relief provided to check the dosage.
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