Can a decayed tooth lead to the formation of a lump in the mouth?

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I read your chief complaint. There is absolutely no reason to fear something about cancer. This is a case of recurrent periapical abscess due to a decayed tooth. Antibiotics are used to treat abscesses and infection, but while you have used them, the acute phase of the abscess has subsided, and it has assumed a chronic form due to a decayed tooth, which is the source of the infection.

You are advised to use the following medications. Consult a specialist doctor, talk to him or her, and start the, medicines with their consent.

• Ornidazole gel twice daily on the area with cotton for one week.
• Tablet of Acelofenac 100 mg, Paracetamol 325 mg, Trypsin, and Chymotrypsin 5000 IU twice daily for three days after food.
• Tablet Pantoprazole 40 mg one time for one week.

These medications will relieve it in 10 days.

I hope this solves your problems, but I suggest you send a radiograph in the follow-up. Or if not possible, then go to an endodontist to address the cause, as decayed tooth which is the main source of your problem.

Thank you.

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