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pus in wisdom tooth
Hello DoctorMy mother is 51 yrs old and suffering with problem of Pus in her wisdom tooth. Dentist pescribed her 3 days
medicine and suggested to extract that tooth as one vein of tooth is got damaged and a little cavity is also there.
He also said that one that wisdom tooth get extracted, it will not be possible to fix denture in old age,
that's why my mother is so scared.
Please tell is it necessary to extact this tooth under these circumstances or is there any other treatment is possible for removing that pus and of that dead vein,so that no exaction of tooth is needed.
Please suggest some remedial measures.
SHILPY0009 on 2013-10-15
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silicea 6x ,5 tablets three times a day.
hekla lava q,10 drops on cotton soaked in water apply on the wisdom tooth 4-5 times a day.
feed back after 4 days
hekla lava q,10 drops on cotton soaked in water apply on the wisdom tooth 4-5 times a day.
feed back after 4 days
♡ anuj srivastava last decade
Hi- just want you to know that any good dentist
can design and fix a denture whether she has the wisdom
tooth or not. Just find a better dentist.
can design and fix a denture whether she has the wisdom
tooth or not. Just find a better dentist.
♡ simone717 last decade
pls take the following medicine
silicea 200 weekly one doses
Hecla Lava 3x trit 1 tab thrice in aday
go on continue till get relief
dr deoshlok sharma
silicea 200 weekly one doses
Hecla Lava 3x trit 1 tab thrice in aday
go on continue till get relief
dr deoshlok sharma
♡ deoshlok last decade
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