What Causes Pain In Tooth In Spite Of Taking Treatment?
Had toothache for 7 days...and finally the courage to go yesterday to Dentist...Only have 6 lower centre teeth. He x-rayed checked my to lower capped (which are joined) said they are fine and filled a cavity on the next existing tooth. He also re surfaced my 2 capps (as the gold was showing) After 30 mins my gum and lips were still numb, but I felt the old tooth ache. I phoned in and reception said wait till everey thing wears off. AS it wore off I felt this rough piece in the centre where he drilled...2 hours later slight fever...he said...anti=biotics...or he can redrill draw out the nerve...or extraction. Where do I stand? Woke at 3:30am tooth ache bad...now spent R1480...exactly 30mins + R280 on anti-biotic's. Could he have not cleared away all the decay? Pinch a nerve? Does it have to mean an absis? I am worried because to local friends warned me that they had trouble with him???!! So appreciate your help... Paul Erasmus South Coast...no medical aid!
The symptoms you describe suggest an infection in one the tooth mentioned (abscess).
I would advice you to continue the medicines for the pain and antibiotic. Please proceed with the root canal treatment (I.e nerve removal) or the most appropriate treatment.
If you are personally not satisfied you can always go for a second opinion for your satisfaction.
Do warm saline gargling.
Thanks and regards.
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What Causes Pain In Tooth In Spite Of Taking Treatment?
Thanks for using Health Care Magic. Read your query. The symptoms you describe suggest an infection in one the tooth mentioned (abscess). I would advice you to continue the medicines for the pain and antibiotic. Please proceed with the root canal treatment (I.e nerve removal) or the most appropriate treatment. If you are personally not satisfied you can always go for a second opinion for your satisfaction. Do warm saline gargling. Thanks and regards.