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Tooth pain. (Cavity)
Any medicine for tooth ache/cavity. I am attaching xray. Please help. Starting mild pain.
Non surgical treatment.
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I went through the query , and also seen the attached xray. There is a cavity noted in first premolar.
You need to visit your Dentist to get a filling.
Medications for now:
- Tab Zerodol P Sos
- Betadine mouthwash ,gargle in lukewarm water 2-3 time a day .
- Brsuh twice , avoid sticky or sweet food.
You will be fine,nothing to worry about.
I hope.it was helpful.
Let me know if any further query ,am here to help you out.
Have a good day .
Thank's Alot.
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Just get examined by specialist dentist.
Sometimes X-ray won't be much help. Get excavation of decay and let doctor decide what kind of treatment needed.
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don't do self medications.
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For now take the medication prescribed.
Rx
Tab Augmentin 625mg BD
Tab Diclomol BD
Tab Pan 40 OD
Tab Ketorol DT. SOS (in case of very severe pain)
Take all for 5 days
You have cavity and it can be fixed with simple filling as per what is visible in this radiograph ,the radiograph taken is not good ..need to repeat the radiograph
In worst case the treatment called root canal treatment is advisable in which filling will be done till the roots removing all infection from inside the tooth followed by cap placement
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