Diagnosed With Sinus And Infected Roots Of Teeth, Burning On The Same Side As That Of Teeth. Cause?
i started having sinus problems went to dr he xray said sinus infection and some infection ia tooth went to denists she said i had two jaw teeth that came out years back after chemo that still had the roots and they were infected and she took all roots out and gave me antibotics can that infection cause a lil burning sesation in that side of my head sometimes im on second day of antibotics
I think most of your pain is related to the fact that you are not taking any pain medication after having your root stumps extracted ,Antibiotics are often required to fight the infection.visit your dentist and he might put you in new prescription depending on the cause of the inflammation.
meanwhile maintain a good oral hygiene, hope you will feel better soon, regards, dr.naveen
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Diagnosed With Sinus And Infected Roots Of Teeth, Burning On The Same Side As That Of Teeth. Cause?
Hello, Thanks for writing to us. Burning post extraction of roots of teeth is due to unhealed extraction socket. Take complete course of antibiotics-analgesics. Swish with lukewarm saline frequently. Irrigate the socket with betadine and apply eugenol,lignocaine into the socket to enhance healing. Meanwhile,rinse your mouth after every meals. Maintain oral hygiene well. Avoid intake of spicy foods,smoking etc. Take adequate rest ,avoid stressful jobs. Hope this helps out.