what can i do when a broken root is pushed in the maxillary sinus?
113815
you have to go to the oral surgeon.  the problem w/ root pushed in maxillar sinus is that there is communication w/ the germs in your mouth and the sinus.  this can cause a sinus infection.  \n\nthere are different procedures that the oral surgeon can do to find it.  including taking necessary xrays and possibly cutting away some bone to find the root tip are other things that can be done to find it.  \n\n**the other answer is just crap...which i'm sure you probably figured out already.
552916
Usually it is because you are grinding your teeth in your sleep. Eventually it cracks your tooth and a piece may break off. You are pretty lucky if you are not in great pain, as the crack did not go though a nerve. No need to panic but it is probably a good idea to get to a dentist soon. He can fix the broken tooth, check for others that may soon crack or break and even get you a mouth gaurd to prevent it from happening again.
1092705
u might have  a piece of food that got under there.  try to dental floss this might also pop the abscess ....rinse after wards with warm water mixed with hydrogen peroxide.   do this twice a day at least.  If you have post and crown that means u all ready have had a root canal.  Tell your dentist your financial predicament and ask him if the crown can be saved and reused.  Good luck i have been there many times.
629143
Good luck. Antibiotics have always helped. Don't ever wait to long to see a doctor though, the sinus infection could get worse and cause more severe symptoms.
553092
nip to the chemist and get some Oil Of Clove and some cotton buds. Rub some on the gum and tooth with the cotton bud. Then try not to touch it for a while. Some uber strength pain killers before hand will help you get through. I have managed two days like this before. Good luck mate.
744099
Numb your gums, then give you a few shots to numb in further. Due to the numbing medicine they rub on your gums first the shots are just a pinch.  Then they pull the tooth with special pliers like dental tool.  A toothache gone on for a long time can cause sinus problems and the pain can run up into your ear.  NOT GOOD!  If the tooth is aching, it could be abscessed ( infected) in this case your dentist will provide you with an antibiotic first to take out the infection  which will also relieve some of the pain.. The infection has to be gone before they can pull the tooth, because the infection will push out the numbing medicine.
119326
Take theraflu "severe cold". Then take 3 ibuprophen if you feel sinus pressure. (The ibuprophen in anti-inflammatory and will reduce the pressure in your head in addition to providing pain relief.)
605730
if it hurts that bad go to the denist
873122
I think the #3-#4 issue is just coincidence.  I wonder if you have a sinus infection, though.  The roots of these teeth are literally right at the lower border of the sinus.  You might even have a sinus perforation, which is not uncommon with #3 extractions.  Take a deep breath of air, pinch your nose and try to blow the air out through your nose.  Don't use a crazy amount of force, but just enough to see if the air holds in your nose or if it is leaking into your mouth.  (Yes, that's right.)  If it is getting into your mouth, you need to have this opening closed by an oral surgeon.\n\nAt a minimum, I suggest that you might need an antibiotic to clear up your sinus, which may have a lingering infection from your tooth.  (Biaxin or Zithromax are a good choice for sinus infections.)
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First of all, NEVER hold aspirin on a tooth. It contains acid which will damage the enamel of your tooth.\n\nThere are community centers to help low-income people with dental emergencies. If you have an absess, you need to seek professional help now. The infection can spread to the rest of your system and mean serious health problems.\n\nCall your local dental society. If you are in the US, try looking up your state dental society and ask them for community outreach programs. Chances are, there is a sliding-scale clinic which can help you for a reduced fee.\n\nIf you had a broken arm, you'd find a way to fix it, right? This is just as serious.
286351
Going to the dentist.depending on where you live there are emergency dentist that will work you in. Also a damp tea bag will relieve the pain. I know I am a retire dentist:)
782685
Sounds like the Root canal failed and the tooth died.  A dead tooth should not be left alone or crowned.  It should be extracted and replaced by an implant.
1149190
Be brave and call the dentist.\n\nIn the meantime take Advil to help with pain and inflammation.
960825
If you are in that much pain you dentist should have an emergency call number!! If not try a walk in clinic for a RX until you can get to see a dentist! Take blue's advice!!
709653
Ask your dentist.  You might be able to use a removeable appliance that would be relatively inexpensive to fix a minor problem.
216084
ASAP before it rots the rest of your skull away and your face collapses in.\nAren't you in pain ? even if you're not, the damage an untreated abcess can do is monumental. bite bullet and go have it yanked. get a general anethesia (i had to).
310210
you can't, surgery is the only option. also its important you get it re-done, by open procedure this time, or it may strangulate.