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Decayed Tooth Removed. Pain In The Gum. Can I Take Neuflo And Naproxen Together?

hi, i have a sleepless night due to,had just remove my decay tooth at the dentist . but i notice that my another tooth is shaky but dentist did an xray the day before i pluck it out. Dentist mention it is fine. The gum surrounding the shakey tooth pain on and off. Only medication given was a paracatemol 500mg. Is it ok for me to consume neuflo/ lysozyme 90mg together with naproxen 220mg? please advice.Thank you darreanto,Singapore
Thu, 7 Mar 2013
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Dentist 's  Response
HELLO,

Thanks for writing in.
AS youmantioned,you got your teeth extracted.
Dentist prescribed you only analgesics because the extracted teeth was mobile.

Please take warm saline gargle frequently to relieve pain.

I would suggest you to visit the dentist soon since you have pain in your gums.
Antibiotics can be administered as per dentist's prescription.
Please do not take medicines without medical supervision.

Also maintain good oral hygiene.
Rinse your mouth after every meals to prevent accumulation of food debris on the extraction socket.

ragards
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Dentist Dr. Bindiya Bhaskar's  Response
HELLO,

Thanks for writing in.
AS youmantioned,you got your teeth extracted.
Dentist prescribed you only analgesics because the extracted teeth was mobile.

Please take warm saline gargle frequently to relieve pain.

I would suggest you to visit the dentist soon since you have pain in your gums.
Antibiotics can be administered as per dentist's prescription.
Please do not take medicines without medical supervision.

Also maintain good oral hygiene.
Rinse your mouth after every meals to prevent accumulation of food debris on the extraction socket.

ragards
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Dentist Dr. Bindiya Bhaskar's  Response
HELLO,

Thanks for writing in.
AS you mentioned,you got your teeth extracted.
Dentist prescribed you only analgesics because the extracted teeth was mobile.

Please take warm saline gargle frequently to relieve pain.

I would suggest you to visit the dentist soon since you have pain in your gums.
Antibiotics can be administered as per dentist's prescription.
Please do not take medicines without medical supervision.

Also maintain good oral hygiene.
Rinse your mouth after every meals to prevent accumulation of food debris on the extraction socket.

ragards
I find this answer helpful
Dentist Dr. Bindiya Bhaskar's  Response
HELLO,

Thanks for writing in.
AS you mentioned,you got your teeth extracted.
Dentist prescribed you only analgesics because the extracted teeth was mobile.

Please take warm saline gargle frequently to relieve pain.

I would suggest you to visit the dentist soon since you have pain in your gums.
Antibiotics can be administered as per dentist's prescription.
Please do not take medicines without medical supervision.

Also maintain good oral hygiene.
Rinse your mouth after every meals to prevent accumulation of food debris on the extraction socket.

ragards
I find this answer helpful
Dentist Dr. Bindiya Bhaskar's  Response
HELLO,

Thanks for writing in.
AS you mentioned,you got your teeth extracted.
Dentist prescribed you only analgesics because the extracted teeth was mobile.

Please take warm saline gargle frequently to relieve pain.

I would suggest you to visit the dentist soon since you have pain in your gums.
Antibiotics can be administered as per dentist's prescription.
Please do not take medicines without medical supervision.

Also maintain good oral hygiene.
Rinse your mouth after every meals to prevent accumulation of food debris on the extraction socket.

ragards
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Dentist Dr. Bhanu Gothi's  Response
hello,
you got your tooth extracted and had pain in the gums.

the most important thing is to go for warm saline rinses atleast 3-4 times a day.
you are already taking analgesic for the release of pain.
also maintain good oral hygiene and remember not to rub or massage that area.
take an appointment as soon as possible and take medication under dentists supervision only.
take care
regards
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement Dr. Saurabh Gupta's  Response
Hello,
Thanks for posting your query,
As your teeth have been removed, your doctor had already given you antibiotics
medication should be taken as prescribed and not by ourselves
Visit the dentist
till then you can do warm saline rinses.
maintain good oral hygiene
I hope this information has been both informative and helpful
Regards
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Decayed Tooth Removed. Pain In The Gum. Can I Take Neuflo And Naproxen Together?

HELLO, Thanks for writing in. AS youmantioned,you got your teeth extracted. Dentist prescribed you only analgesics because the extracted teeth was mobile. Please take warm saline gargle frequently to relieve pain. I would suggest you to visit the dentist soon since you have pain in your gums. Antibiotics can be administered as per dentist s prescription. Please do not take medicines without medical supervision. Also maintain good oral hygiene. Rinse your mouth after every meals to prevent accumulation of food debris on the extraction socket. ragards