Hi doctor..i have a pain in my tooth what should i...

There are a number of factors, and this is determined by  clinical examination of the mouth.

most often, there is infection, mainly bacterial and fungal infections, and treatment would be antibiotics such as Clamoxine in addition to attention to dental hygiene and the use of a mouth rinse . Sometimes symptoms occur because of a lack of vitamins such as folic acid which results in damage occurring to  gums and base of the teeth and it is necessary to take  Vitamin through food and some supplements. Also dental caries need to be  evaluated and may require tooth extraction.

The cause may be purulent inflammation and swelling in the place, causing heat and the appearance of pus. The pus must be drained by a dentist, as well as the removal of the tooth that causes the problem and be on an antibiotic, such as Alagmentin 500, three times daily and for 7-14 days. Or Clamoxin500 mg 3 times a day and for 7-14 days.
for pain you can take drugs from NSAIDs family such as naproxin or trufen.

 

Done by the dentist who would  take a medical history and perform a medical examination, some tests like blood CBC would be required, samples for microbiological studying may be required as well.

-Toothache

-Not tolerating hot or cold

-Swollen gums

- Bleeding

-Bad breath

- tooth decay

- Other

 

It is advised to visit the dentist for examination, and through the medical examination, treatment and appropriate intervention are determined.