Crown Fixed, Small White Piece Inside Gums Removed Through Incision. Sensitivity, Swelling, Pain. No Relief With Antibiotics
Hello I had a crown done on a tooth 31 and after the crown I had EXT # 32 in a week I start feeling pain on the right side, when I went to the dentist they find a small white piece inside the gums on the B side of 31 they did the incission and got it out. then I had a RCt done on the tooth 31. It got better then in six month I started to feel sensitivity on the same tooth 31 and they retreat the RCT on 31 and my whole right still swollen and the tooth still ache and I took all kinds of antibiotics and does not help and there is no fracture in the tooth. Please help me.
Hi, it appears that you have diabetis developed recently, due to which the infection is not getting controlled, it is a possibility, or else there might be a peace of tooth still in the place, or the organism of the infection may be resistant. I to my patient with such infection get the culture and sensitivity of the swab of the discharge, and treat accordingly. Thank you.
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Crown Fixed, Small White Piece Inside Gums Removed Through Incision. Sensitivity, Swelling, Pain. No Relief With Antibiotics
Hi, it appears that you have diabetis developed recently, due to which the infection is not getting controlled, it is a possibility, or else there might be a peace of tooth still in the place, or the organism of the infection may be resistant. I to my patient with such infection get the culture and sensitivity of the swab of the discharge, and treat accordingly. Thank you.