“I have a open nerve and 2 broken off teeth from a dirt bike wreck and don't have a vehicle to go see a regular doctor ”
2 broken teeth 1 open nerve and it's hurting very bad I have a dentist appointment in 2 Weeks to get them pulled.
Male | 45 years old
Medications: None
Conditions: Broken teeth
1 Answer
Mr. Nelson M. Bryant
Family Practitioner | Adult Medicine
Hello,
Thank you for sharing your concern.
I can only imagine how agonizing it must be to live with an open nerve and broken teeth, especially with a two-week wait until your dental appointment. That level of pain is challenging to endure, and the added stress of transportation issues makes the situation even more difficult. You're going through a lot right now, and understandably, you're suffering.
Given the severity of your pain and the wait time for your dentist, I strongly suggest exploring the option of a virtual doctor's appointment. Many online platforms offer consultations with medical professionals who can assess your situation and potentially prescribe pain medication or offer pain management strategies to help you cope until your dental appointment.
A virtual doctor might be able to:
-Prescribe pain medication: They can evaluate your pain and determine the appropriate medication and dosage to provide some relief.
-Offer pain management advice: They can suggest techniques and strategies to manage the pain, such as cold compresses, over-the-counter pain relievers, or other remedies.
-Provide guidance on oral hygiene: They can advise you on minimizing infection risk and care for your injured teeth and gums until your dental appointment.
This option could provide some much-needed relief and support while you wait for your dentist appointment. It's important to seek professional medical advice to ensure you're managing the pain safely and effectively.
I hope this advice helps in some ways.
Thank you for sharing your concern.
I can only imagine how agonizing it must be to live with an open nerve and broken teeth, especially with a two-week wait until your dental appointment. That level of pain is challenging to endure, and the added stress of transportation issues makes the situation even more difficult. You're going through a lot right now, and understandably, you're suffering.
Given the severity of your pain and the wait time for your dentist, I strongly suggest exploring the option of a virtual doctor's appointment. Many online platforms offer consultations with medical professionals who can assess your situation and potentially prescribe pain medication or offer pain management strategies to help you cope until your dental appointment.
A virtual doctor might be able to:
-Prescribe pain medication: They can evaluate your pain and determine the appropriate medication and dosage to provide some relief.
-Offer pain management advice: They can suggest techniques and strategies to manage the pain, such as cold compresses, over-the-counter pain relievers, or other remedies.
-Provide guidance on oral hygiene: They can advise you on minimizing infection risk and care for your injured teeth and gums until your dental appointment.
This option could provide some much-needed relief and support while you wait for your dentist appointment. It's important to seek professional medical advice to ensure you're managing the pain safely and effectively.
I hope this advice helps in some ways.
