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Visitor asks:
Dear Sir/Madam,
I have developed severe pain (lasting at least 4 days) in the area of a “porcelain crown” (lower tooth 5) that I received approximately 10 years ago.
It hurts around the tooth (the gum, which has receded considerably) and at the top if I tap or bite. The emergency dentist inserted some strip—for a few hours it seemed better, but now it hurts badly again (I have already had to take several Analgin tablets). I have no swelling on the outside of my face, and the gum is not swollen either.
Please let me know when you could see me tomorrow, at least enough to perform a basic pain-relieving procedure; we could arrange the rest afterwards.
Respectfully,
Robert
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
In case of pain, you may come at any time during working hours and no appointment is necessary.
Have a nice day!
In case of pain, you may come at any time during working hours and no appointment is necessary.
Have a nice day!
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