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Pain in rig t side lower
Got pain in lower jaw rig t side 2nd last toot wit little swelling on t e gum not able to eat or c ew
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Get one x-ray done from dentist, seek it's bone/gum/ tooth problem.. definitely u will get the Problems solved from dentist near by
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Sir, you should visit a dentist and get it checked, get an X-RAY done if the decay is deep then get its RCT done followed by capping.
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hello,
you need to visit a dentist and get it checked. get an x-ray done. there might be infection to the roots of the tooth. you need to get it treated.
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You are suffering from severe tooth infection.plz consult dentist and start treatment as soon as possible.
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Pain and swelling can be due to many reasons sir. Common cause would be due to dental decay which has become deep and infectious which needs to be treated.
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Please visit the dentist and know what is the cause of your problem, only then treatment can be done.
Examination is very important to give you the best treatment, so its essential that you consult a dentist.
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Dr. Saurabh Gupta
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Jaipur
Rush to ur near dentist for clinical check up ..it can be abscess and start medication prescribed by ur dentist.
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clinical check up
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do not eat any hard food from that side .
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Dr. Suman Makam
Dentist
23 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello Sir,
Looks like your tooth is infected.As a Root canal specialist my suggestion is visit a dentist,get an x-ray done to confirm and get the treatment started at the earliest.Regards,Dr Sumanmakam.Dental arts,Jayanagar,Bangalore.
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Seems like you have an abscess of some kind. its origin could be from the tooth or from the gums.
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kindly consult you dentist and get an X ray of the related tooth done.
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pls avoid applying hot pack over the swelling as it can worsen the condition.
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