Teeth Pain Killer Tablet

Dr. Gourav SriwastvaBDS(Gold Medalist), Certification in Implant Dentistry, MDS - Orthodontics & Dentofacial OrthopaedicsDentist

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First of all its important to diagnose your case then medication should be prescribed and treatment plan can be decided. Do not take unnecessary pain killer for long time. Its better to visit a dentist or book an appointment with a dentist. 

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Dr. Shipra JainBDS, MDS EndodontistDentist

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Hi, you can take enzoflam or any pain killer for the pain and visit to your dentist for proper diagnosis and treatment and the yellow stains might be the calculus which is deposited on your inner side of teeth, in that case cleaning of teeth is required. 

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Dr. Karun GuptaBDS, Non-Resident J.R. in Dept. of Orthodontics, Certified oral implantologist, Advanced Aesthetics, Digital Smile DesignerDentist

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View other drafts while I cannot provide medical diagnoses or advice, I can offer some information and suggest some steps you can take regarding your bedwetting episode and pain management: potential causes of bedwetting after 25 years: medication side effects: chlorzoxazone and diclofenac, both present in your pain medication, can have rare side effects of urinary frequency and incontinence. The combination with paracetamol might slightly increase the risk of these side effects. Underlying medical conditions: certain medical conditions like diabetes, urinary tract infections, or neurological issues can lead to sudden onset of bedwetting. Sleep disturbances: poor sleep quality or sleep apnea can sometimes contribute to bedwetting episodes. Psychological factors: stress, anxiety, or trauma can also trigger bedwetting in rare cases. Recommendations: discontinue the pain medication: while continuing with the prescribed dosage would be ideal, due to the possible side effect of bedwetting, it's important to consult your doctor immediately. They can assess the situation and decide on whether to adjust your medication or recommend alternative pain management options. Seek medical attention: discuss your bedwetting episode with your doctor as soon as possible. They can perform necessary tests like a urine test to rule out any underlying medical conditions and provide appropriate diagnosis and treatment if needed. Maintain hydration: ensure you stay hydrated throughout the day, but avoid excessive fluid intake before bedtime, as this can increase the risk of bedwetting. Practice good sleep hygiene: maintain a regular sleep schedule, create a relaxing bedtime routine, and address any potential sleep disturbances to improve sleep quality. Important disclaimer: remember, self-diagnosing or stopping prescribed medication without consulting your doctor can be dangerous. Please prioritize seeking medical attention for your bedwetting and follow your doctor's recommendations for pain management and any further actions. I hope this information helps you navigate this situation and encourages you to reach out to your doctor for guidance. Wishing you a swift resolution to both your pain and bedwetting concern. 

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Dr. Anisha NandaMDS - Pediatric Dentistry, BDSDentist

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Pain killer should not be taken continuously for a month. It may cause serious effects to body. Have it only when there is severe pain. For temporarily relief, hold warm saline water in your mouth 3 times a day. As soo as you finish your exams, remove those teeth. 

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Dr. Karun GuptaBDS, Non-Resident J.R. in Dept. of Orthodontics, Certified oral implantologist, Advanced Aesthetics, Digital Smile DesignerDentist

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I understand that you're experiencing pain and numbness in your jaw and chin, which is definitely uncomfortable and concerning. Unfortunately, I cannot provide medical advice or diagnose your condition. However, I can offer some general tips for temporary relief until you see your doctor: for pain: over-the-counter pain relievers: medications like ibuprofen or acetaminophen can help manage the pain temporarily. Follow the dosage instructions carefully and consult your doctor before taking any new medications, especially if you have any underlying medical conditions. Cold compress: apply a cold compress to your cheek near the aching area for 15-20 minutes at a time. This can help reduce inflammation and pain. Soft diet: avoid hard or chewy foods that require extensive jaw movement. Opt for soft, easily digestible foods while you're experiencing pain. For numbness: warm salt water rinse: mix a teaspoon of salt in a glass of warm water and rinse your mouth thoroughly. This can help reduce inflammation and discomfort. Avoid hot and cold food/drinks: these can aggravate the numbness. Limit jaw movement: avoid activities that trigger jaw movements known to cause discomfort or worsen the numbness. Important reminders: don't delay seeking professional help: it's crucial to see your doctor or dentist as soon as possible to diagnose the cause of the pain and numbness and receive proper treatment. Don't try to self-diagnose or treat the problem: this can worsen the situation and lead to serious complications. Inform your doctor about any medication you're taking: this helps them determine the best course of treatment and avoid potential interactions. Remember, these are just temporary measures to help manage your symptoms until you see your doctor. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial for any underlying conditions. I hope you get the relief you need and that your appointment goes smoothly. 

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Dr. Anirudh KoulMDS Prosthodontics, BDSDentist

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Hi tooth ache in this age group can be due to multiple reasons. A correct diagnosis and treatment plan is not possible with out a physical or video consultation. The problem may range from dental caries to impacted tooth (depending on tooth and associated condition). Please visit your nearest dentist for further action. 

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Dr. Dsv SindhujaBachelor of Dental SurgeryDentist

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Hello! firstly, the cause of tooth pain has to be elicited. Unnecessary medications should be avoided always prior to treatment. If you have got your treatment done already, then it is well and good. But if you are merely taking medicines without proper treatment of pain, it is advisable to visit the dentist and get the treatment first. The tooth pain can be due to many reasons like cavity, sensitivity or any kind of trauma. 

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Dr. AbiBDS, FAGE, DDC A11838, MIDA,WHO, A.FELLOWSHIP LASERS, USA, Associate Fellowship in Laser Dentistry, Fellow of Academy of General Education (FAGE), Member of Indian Dental Association, Certificate Course in Laser Treatments, Certification in Laser Dentistry, Diploma in Practical Occlusion and Restorative Dentistry Course (DGDPRCS), Comprehensive Course in Veneers - Ceramic & Composite, Aesthetic Certified, WHO Health Program Certified, Advance occlusion appliance therapy, A Mem of College of General Dentistry UK, Certification in Rotary EndodonticsDentist

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Antibiotic course shouldn't be taken on its own. Because there is complete course for antibiotics. Starting the antibiotics and not completing the course can make you antibiotic resistant. Meaning these first line antibiotics will not work incase you require them in future for any illness and then higher antibiotics will be given. So first stop taking medication randomly. You can always come to Lybrate and ask. Whenever pain take a pain killer not antibiotics. Regarding the allergic reaction, have you checked the expiry date of the medicine, or may be medicine was manipulated, did you buy from recognized pharmacy, or over the period of one year her immune system went low. Now that you know this medication has done the allergic reaction, keep noting it and always tell your physician or dental surgeon before hand. Anyways regarding toothache when medicine do not work and cannot control the toothpain, then it is high time that you visit the dentist. First dentist will find out the tooth. Second dentist will take the xray. If the pain is due to caries, then high chances the carioes have reached the nerve and is giving pain due to infection. So dentist will in that case open the tooth and open thetooth door and then pressure inside the tooth will be released out and as soon as the pressure due to pus is released the pain will subside. But for all this you need to visit the dentist. Then in subsequent follow up will try to save the tooth via rct. Third if the tooth cannot be saved via rct then removal of the tooth, not on the same day though. If it is not due to teeth and entirely pain arising out of gums then dentist will do scaling, curettage, root planning, give you gels to apply. But for anything you have to visit the dentist. Right diagnosis is the key. Meanwhile you can take tab ketorol dt - 2 tablet in half glass of water. Or tab ultracet one whenever you have pain. But taking medication is subject to kidney, liver diseases or any allergy. Stop if you have any of above and take crocin one tablet when ever pain. 

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Dr. B NandaGeneral Physician

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Please get a dental checkup and a vision test. If these are fine, you may be developing a migraine. Its important you try to see what brings on the headache-stress/light/sound etc. 

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Hello getting an implant is case to case deciding on medical history, bone condition and overall general oral health. To answer your question one implant cost will vary in private set - will start from 20000 (depending which implant systems is used) in government set up - may be free or just the implant charge that will be around 10000 cost also depends on the area and experienced dentist more posh the area is more will be charges more experienced the dentist is more will be charges and less will be complications. For bridge same theory cost from free to 35000 or more all depends on above mentioned criteria and hoe many teeth are in the bridge. Cost vary on the material like metal will cost the least comparison to ceramic metal or metal free crown. 

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