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Need a tooth extraction but going on holiday
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 Jordan555x  Bromley 16 Sep 17 8.48pm |
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Hey guys, my molar is absolutely killing me, dentist put me on antibiotics but the pain doesnt seem to go especially when i bite something, I am going on holiday in 6 days. Are there any suggestions you guys may have? My local dentist is fully booked Edited by Jordan555x (16 Sep 2017 8.53pm)
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| cb1969 Back in the 'hood 16 Sep 17 8.58pm |
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Where are you going on Holiday? It may be worth getting it done there.
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| Jordan555x Bromley 16 Sep 17 9.02pm |
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Thailand
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cardiff eagle  16 Sep 17 9.09pm |
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Local should have emergency slots every day. Alternatively, there will no doubt be a private one you could go to. It will be more expensive for sure but will at least treat it prior to holiday. Or just go to a and e and they might do it there!
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| cardiff eagle 16 Sep 17 9.10pm |
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How long you been on antibiotics for? Sounds to me like it's the infection that's causing the pain and you might not necessarily need an extraction. If so, just go to doctors or a and e and get heavier pain killers while you wait for antibiotics to work on infection
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| Jordan555x Bromley 17 Sep 17 12.34am |
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Ok guys I will give that a go.
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| Jordan555x Bromley 17 Sep 17 12.34am |
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Originally posted by cardiff eagle
How long you been on antibiotics for? Sounds to me like it's the infection that's causing the pain and you might not necessarily need an extraction. If so, just go to doctors or a and e and get heavier pain killers while you wait for antibiotics to work on infection About 3 days its an infection underneath the tooth.
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 17 Sep 17 12.41am |
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Jamiemartin has a hammer. If that goes wrong he has a patio to hide the damage. Good luck. (Sorry for pain through laughter)
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| Midlands Eagle 17 Sep 17 7.35am |
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Originally posted by Jordan555x
About 3 days its an infection underneath the tooth. If it's an abscess the antibiotics will take longer than three days to work and I don't think that any dentist will take the tooth out whilst the infection is still there
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| Badger11 Beckenham 17 Sep 17 8.08am |
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You may have a hole inside the tooth which is where the infection is. The antibiotics will not cure it. This happened to me I had to have the tooth extracted first at Orpington hospital the antibiotics then cleared up the remaining infection. Good luck I don't envy you
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 17 Sep 17 2.57pm |
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Kings college is excellent. Just trundle along, bring a book and spend a few hours at the waiting room. They did a brilliant job on a tooth that the dentists at Upper Norwood couldnt handle.
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| lush1076 leatherhead 17 Sep 17 3.43pm |
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Thai dentists are excellent and cheap. Hold out.
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