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Suggest Treatment For Severe Tooth Pain On Right Side, Jaw Pain And Ear Pain

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for the past 2 weeks ive been having tooth aches on my right side, it got to the point where it feels like all my teeth are hurthing, today ive been having pain amd stiffness in my jaw and ear pain. i have denti cal and they only pay for extractions. its a visible tooth. antibiotics didn't help and ive been feeling reallying nauseous for taking motrin every day. what should i do?
Tue, 10 Jun 2014
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Hello!Welcome to HCM.

Antibiotics help only to subside the infection to a extent.A removal of the cause of infection is necessary to completely eliminate it.
Tooth pain in extreme cases causes pain radiating to the jaw,neck head and face.
Take a course of antibiotics and OTC pain killer.
See your dentist immediately.A diagnosis can be made only after a thorough clinical and radiological examination.You can get the tooth extracted if you cannot afford root canal and capping.Saving your original tooth is recommended.

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Suggest Treatment For Severe Tooth Pain On Right Side, Jaw Pain And Ear Pain

Hello!Welcome to HCM. Antibiotics help only to subside the infection to a extent.A removal of the cause of infection is necessary to completely eliminate it. Tooth pain in extreme cases causes pain radiating to the jaw,neck head and face. Take a course of antibiotics and OTC pain killer. See your dentist immediately.A diagnosis can be made only after a thorough clinical and radiological examination.You can get the tooth extracted if you cannot afford root canal and capping.Saving your original tooth is recommended. Regards.