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					<description><![CDATA[<p>QUESTION: Should you use ice or heat for an abscess tooth? Dental appointment and antibiotics today but still in a lot of swelling and pain. ANSWER: Typically we suggest ice as a better option since the abscess is inflamed and heat just makes it more inflamed. I would suggest ice 20-30 minutes on then 20-30 min off. Also you can ... </p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>QUESTION:</strong></p>
<p>Should you use ice or heat for an <a href="https://aad.nicktodisco.com/encyclopedia/abscess/" target="_self" title="An area of acute or chronic infection. Abscesses will sometimes drain pus into the mouth via a fistula. May be of tooth (endodontic/puplal) or gum (periodontal) origin. &nbsp;" class="encyclopedia">abscess</a> tooth? Dental appointment and antibiotics today but still in a lot of swelling and pain.</p>
<p><strong>ANSWER:</strong></p>
<p>Typically we suggest ice as a better option since the <a href="https://aad.nicktodisco.com/encyclopedia/abscess/" target="_self" title="An area of acute or chronic infection. Abscesses will sometimes drain pus into the mouth via a fistula. May be of tooth (endodontic/puplal) or gum (periodontal) origin. &nbsp;" class="encyclopedia">abscess</a> is inflamed and heat just makes it more inflamed. I would suggest ice 20-30 minutes on then 20-30 min off. Also you can take over the counter Tylenol plus 600mg Motrin at the same time every 4 to 6 hours and will get very good pain relief without needing a narcotic. If your dentist has given you a narcotic pain medicine do not combine it with over the counter Tylenol, but you can combine it with Motrin ( the only exception to this is if he gave you a script for Vicoprofen which already has Motrin in it).</p>
<p>Hope this helps and you feel better.<br>
Nick DeTure DMD<br>
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