- What type of pain you have?
- Sensitivity pain while taking hot, cold,
sweet.
- Pain in the gums
- Pain due to ulceration in the mouth
- Pain due to tooth
- Continuous pain
- Intermittent pain
- How intense is your pain?
- Server pain
- Mild pain
- Continuous Nagging pain
- Intermittent pain
Severe pain: Is the pain in the tooth or your gum?
If pain is in the tooth look for tooth decay, decay having
food lodgment, broken tooth, imparted tooth eruption etc...
Remedy: Take analgesis like
Paracetomol - 500mg
Brucin. 05, Inol
Paracetomol - 33mg + 1 Brfrofen 400mg
for moderate relief
* consult your dentist for further treatment.
Pain in your gums look for any food lodgement in between
the tooth and gums, erupting tooth, gum snalling/ bleeding
gums.
Remedy: Stolin Gum Astringent
Inetrogyl ok gel.
Dologel.
- Sensitive pain while taking hot cold, sweet and sour
look for attired or eroded teeth look for unfilled Cleary
tooth.
Recoding Gums exposing the root of the tooth.
Remedy: Visit your dentist
and get your corded or attainted teeth filled.
- Pain Due to ulcerative in the mouth may be due to the
sharp teeth giving ulceration in the inner check or tongue.
ulceration due to lack of sleep, tension and physiological
imbalance in the body (stress and strain)
Remedy: Apply glyusine over
the affected site and visit your dentist immediately.
For long standing ulceration more than 2 to 3 weeks then
may be due to systemic diseases, contact your physician.
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