Brief Answer:
Could be due to traumatic extraction,
dry socket.
Detailed Answer:
Hello There,
Welcome to XXXXXXX Forum,
According to your clinical symptoms i suppose that you have developed pain, swelling in your extracted tooth which was previously
root canal treated.
This could be either due to traumatic extraction, dry socket or any left over root particle in the socket.
I would suggest you to consult the concerned
Dentist and get a thorough examination of the socket, to rule out presence of any dry socket also take an IOPA radiograph of the socket to see if any presence of left over tooth particle in the socket.
I would like to tell you that dry socket is an extremely painful condition in which the blood clot gets dislodged from the socket, also associated with
fever and bad breadth, it is treated with clinical debridement and dressing of the socket. Any left over root particle if present can be removed by your Dentist.
At home follow this.
-Take complete rest.
-Take lukewarm saline rinses 3-4 times a day.
-Take antiseptic mouthwash gargles.
-Take Non steroidal anti-inflammatory drug like
brufen TDS for 3-5 days,
take the complete course of antibiotics prescribed to you.
-Avoid
smoking and alcohol consumption.
-Maintain a good
oral hygiene.
Hope you find this as informative and helpful!
Regards,
Dr Qazi Ammara.
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