My mother woke up with terrible pain on one side of the teeth and over the day her cheeks have considerably swollen up. What should we do? Also any doctor recommendations in Gurgaon?
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Hello, there might an underlying abscess.
1. Get an xray done
2. Followed by extraction as your mother is aged, I will not advise rct for 57 year old as our body doesn't respond positively to foreign bodies
3. Prothesis
Next Steps
I can prescribe u medicines which will help her in pain and swelling reduction.
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Hi!
We call this an abscess in our medical terms & there can be many reasons for the same.
It would be wise not to guess the problem any further & get an expert opinion by a nearby dentist.
Next Steps
1. Cold compress on the right side(affected side).
2. Warm saline water rinses.
Health Tips
1. Start using mouthwash before sleeping as it is the main time of bacterial accumulation.
Mouthwash : Betadine(Just add 10 ml using the measuring cap that comes with the bottle itself & mix water & rinse)
2. Get an OPG done (It's an X-ray covering all your teeth in one frame) & then contact me for consultation I will guide you further about the situation & solution surely.
Hi,
There is a high possibility there is a tooth infection. Visit a dentist and get a clinical examination done and get an x-ray of the symptomatic tooth.
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