Cavity In Jaw - Have Cavity In Jaw From Last 9 Months. Now

Cavity in jaw

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Have cavity in jaw from last 9 months. Now feeling pain in jaw, ear and headache also. What the treatment will be required

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Dr. Shalin Ghatalia

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It could be a root canal treatment to required or removal of the damaged tooth

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