Toothache (cont.)
Medical Author:
Sara B Trepanier, MD
Coauthor:
Ann S Chinnis, MD
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Ruben Olmedo, MD
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Francisco Talavera, PharmD, PhD
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James Ungar, MD
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Next StepsFollow-upAfter leaving the dentist's office, continue to practice good dental care. Routine and prompt follow-up appointments with the dentist should relieve your dental pain faster. When you leave the Emergency Department, take the medications as prescribed and keep your follow-up appointment. If you have any concerning signs or symptoms, call your doctor. Stopping smoking may help improve some dental conditions. If you are having trouble quitting, talk to your doctor about assistance. Viewer Comments & ReviewsToothache - Describe Your ExperienceThe eMedicineHealth physician editors ask:How did you cope with your toothache? |
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