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Old 03-22-2014, 11:52 AM #1
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Default Tooth pain and swollen jaw
I started having tooth pain in my upper tooth that has a hole in it and then my bottom right tooth starting hurting that has a big filling in it. I rubbed on my jaw last night and now it's swollen and hurts. I noticed the tooh is loose to. I started some cipro antibiotics and ibu. Does that mean the tooth is abcessesed or what. I'm a little worried about it i can't make the dentist till monday or tuesday.
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