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Dear Doctor, I got my right molar removed this year in August, and had a left molar growing. I am currently facing pain in the back of left lower jaw and it happens more as and when I try and eat something, be it something soft/hard, I am having pain.Also the same area sort of dries regularly and I keep drinking water
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Hi, there can be a big cavity or an impacted wisdom tooth on left side back, do warm sline rinses 3-4times a day, can take a mild painkiller and seek a good dentist as soon as possible. Dr. Arun kant, MDS Naturopathy dental
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