TOOTH CAVITY AND ACHE

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Asked for Female, 58 Years

CAVITY IN TOOTH EARLIER FILLED HAS BEEN FORMED AGAIN DUE TO REMOVAL OF FILLINGS.I FEEL SOME FOOD PARTICLES IN THE CAVITY AND CAUSING ACHE NOW.PLEASE ADVISE WHAT TO DO FOR IMMEDIATE RELIEF

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Dr. Sweety Agrawal Todi

Dentist 8 yrs exp Thane

U can take any painkillers as of now. And visit dentist asap. U need to get an x-ray done to decide the treatment. It could b either filling again or root canal depend on the extent of decay

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Dr. Nisha Harwani Dentist 10 yrs exp Thane Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Nisha Harwani

Dentist 10 yrs exp Thane

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Hi You need to visit your dentist and take x-rays so that the extent of your cavities can be determined and proper treatment can be carried out. By the time you can take a painkiller.

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Dont delay. Visit your Dentist.