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Severe pain
Unable drink hot coffee/Tea,highly sensitive,pain not able to sleep.i want to get a permanent solution
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Try to find out the area where u r having sensitivity ... if pain lasts for more than few seconds then I think u may require RCT ...consult the dentist he may suggest you after examination or having IOPA
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You may be having a deep cavity that may have infected the pulp of the tooth. You may require a root canal in that tooth. Sometimes sensitivity can also be due to gum recession and root exposure. Clinical examination and X-rays are required to advise you properly
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Are you having this problem in any one tooth or in full mouth you are experiencing it. In one tooth probably the decay has reached to the nerves .please see a dentist for clinical evaluation.without seeing the condition it's difficult to say anything.
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Hi sir..
Your teeth may got infected
First and foremost is to take X Ray (IOPA)to rule out the exact cause
If the cavity reaches the nerve layer(pulp layer)then root canal treatment should be done followed by capping(crowns)
There are several types of crown materials are available
Ceramic with warranty Rs.5000/-per teeth
Ceramic without warranty Rs.3500/-per teeth
Zirconia crowns Rs.10000/-per teeth
Zirconia crowns are best
The material of choice is depends upon your affordability
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kindly visit dentist for futhur management
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avoid self medication ,it will only give temporary relief
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Hello
Looks like you have decay in the tooth it was good if you mentioned the tooth
Visit a dentist and please have a check up
Because medication won’t help you
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Dr. Ramandeep
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19 yrs exp
Mohali
Hi. It seems you have irreversible pulpitis. Means the tooth is decayed beyond only filling. Please visit endodontist. Take care.
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