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I just finished taking my antibiotics after a root canal. Due to complications I stopped just short of the last two pills. My MD, whom I went to because of the complications, also said that there is littleLittle noses decongestant Little tummys reason to continue the medication since my gums looked fine. However he is an MD and not a dentist so I am a bit weary about going by his word.
My question(s) is: For how long should I expect this tenderness on my gum? Is the tenderness a sign that there could still be an infected there or could it be there due to the work? It does seem to be a littleLittle noses decongestant Little tummys red at the top, however I am thinking that this could be due to the pressurePressure ulcer from the temporary top on my tooth.
I really hope the pain is a phantom pain, if not you really need to see your dentist again.
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I had an upper molar that did the same thing but I held off in reporting it for a few days. My dentist went back in and resealed it for it to come right back. He then re-took some x-rays and discovered a cracked root and had to pull it. I saw the before and after x-rays it came out of the blue somehow.
also you may want to avoid chewing on that side, The tempcrown will not fit like the real one and you are suppose to avoid chewing hard foods with it. Good luck! I have a temp right now and it is a bit of a pain.
Dentist do their best in stripping out all of the sick or dead nerve tissue and hygienically irrigate everything, however a second infection is possible.
I had an upper molar that did the same thing but I held off in reporting it for a few days. My dentist went back in and resealed it for it to come right back. He then re-took some x-rays and discovered a cracked root and had to pull it. I saw the before and after x-rays it came out of the blue somehow.