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Suggest Treatment For Face Pain After Tooth Filling

Hellow Docter My question is as follow I took my 6 yrs old to the dentis to because me son has a cavety. When he got home he complain pain in face sodenly he went to sleep at 7:00PM to the next day he woke up at 6AM,I have him ice pad. what are the side effects of the anesthesia. kind regards.

Mon, 21 Nov 2016
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Hi..
Welcome to HCM..

As per your complain pain on face after weaning off the anaesthesia post treatment of tooth is not an uncommon finding and can be controlled with post treatment painkillers..

Sleeping can be due to exertion caused due to treatment and pain and not a side effect of anaesthesia..

I would suggest you to consult your dentist and get evaluated and he can advise him painkillers for relieving pain and the pain will eventually subside.
Don't stop the treatment if there are further sittings left
and continue it completely..

Also if there is recurring episodes of pain then get an x-ray of tooth done and then treatment can be done accordingly..

Hope this helps..

Regards,
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Suggest Treatment For Face Pain After Tooth Filling

Hi.. Welcome to HCM.. As per your complain pain on face after weaning off the anaesthesia post treatment of tooth is not an uncommon finding and can be controlled with post treatment painkillers.. Sleeping can be due to exertion caused due to treatment and pain and not a side effect of anaesthesia.. I would suggest you to consult your dentist and get evaluated and he can advise him painkillers for relieving pain and the pain will eventually subside. Don t stop the treatment if there are further sittings left and continue it completely.. Also if there is recurring episodes of pain then get an x-ray of tooth done and then treatment can be done accordingly.. Hope this helps.. Regards,