Talk to Dentist on Sudden Pain In Teeth At Night
Asking For Self, Male 29, ISLAMABAD
Salam, 2 days ago sudden pain in front teeth (3,2) at night (1 AM), take synflex tab but no relief, but in morning pain goes away at it's own. today visit to dental dr for check up but Dr says their is no issue with your teeth..... I am posting x-ray here for advice from doctors. ( any need of filling or not). thanks.
Dr. Osman Ahmed Soorma - Dentist
BDS, Certification in Orthodontics, Certification in Implantology, Clear Path Orthodontics Certified | Karachi
Kindly visit us for clinical examination at Maans Dental & Health Care.
Treatment would be advised on consultation
kindly visit dentist for second opinion and diagnosis
Patient
Post Owner
thanks for your comments, tomorrow I will go to some other dentist for consultation,
1 week ago
kidnyl vsit us there is cavity and deep pocketing so this need treatment
Dr. Ramsha Saeed - Dentist
BDS, RDS, MCPS, Cert - Implantology Cert - Orthodontics | Rahim Yar Khan
25 Positive Reviews
Dear patient the tooth you have ticked has root caries and it needs to be treated kindly visit some good dentist that has a good diagnosis probably a dentist who is FCPS/MCPS and good experience
BDS, RDS, MCPS, Cert - Implantology Cert - Orthodontics | Rahim Yar Khan | Book Appointment
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according to the xray you need filling with the compatible material. Clinical scenario may be different
1 week ago
According to the radiograph your tooth has decayed near the root area. It needs to be treated by your dentist. Don't take it light. Teeth are precious.
Patient
Post Owner
thanks for your precious advise, can you tell me simple filling is enough to resolve the issue?
1 week ago
Dr. Rabail Jamal - Dentist
BDS, Certified Facial Aesthetician AACME (USA) | Islamabad
7 Positive Reviews
there is proximal cavity rct should be done
Patient
Post Owner
no pain and sensitivity to hot and cold, can simple filling done the job?
1 week ago
do you have any history of pain or sensitivity in this particular tooth previously?
seems like there is cirvical burnout lesion in your radiograph ,and it should be treated accordingly
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