Dental Infection Treatment
SAME-DAY CONSULTATION
Online doctor consultations for only $40. No insurance needed. Get diagnosed online and a prescription for dental infection medication sent to a pharmacy of your choice.
The mouth is full of bacteria from foods, saliva, and plaque. Sometimes, these bacteria can enter into a tooth or below the gumline, resulting in a tooth infection or abscess.
In addition to producing pain and discomfort, dental infections can result in life-threatening complications if untreated in a timely manner.
To reduce the risk of complications, we can provide immediate relief and treatment for uncomplicated dental and oral infections.
Complicated dental infections and abscess may require a dental procedure to eradicate
How it Works
Step 1: Online Form
Complete a 5 minute online intake visit form, anywhere on your phone or computer.
Step 2: Online Visit
Experienced doctors will review and prescribe appropriate Rx.
Step 3: Get Prescription
Pick up prescription from a local pharmacy within 1-2 hours
Dental Infection Treatment
Antibiotics of the penicillin type are the most commonly used to treat dental infection . If left untreated, it may lead to more serious tooth septis.
Disclaimer: We are general practitioners (family medicine), and do not specialize in Dentistry or Orthodontistry. We do not treat patients experiencing severe pain, fever, copious pus, facial or jaw swelling. Complicated dental infections and abscesses may require an in-person doctor visit
What we prescribe:
We prescribe oral and topical antibiotics to halt the spread of dental infections.
Augmentin, Amoxicillin, Metronidazole, Clindamycin, and Antibiotic paste/liquid, and more
SAME-DAY PRESCRIPTION
Early treatment is beneficial to prevent complications. Start virtual medical visit today.
An online doctor consultation may be exactly what you need to take control of your health.
Dental Infection Symptoms Women
- Throbbing, sharp or shooting tooth pain radiating to the neck, jawbone or ear
- Tooth sensitivity to cold and hot tempratures
- Bitter taste in mouth, gum redness or soreness
- Loosening of tooth, foul smelling breath
- Open, drainging sore on side of gum
- Fever, general discomfort, uneasiness or ill feeling
- Swollen neck glands
Dental Infection Symptoms Men
- Throbbing sharp or shooting tooth pain radiating to the neck, jawbone or ear
- Tooth sensitivity to cold or hot temperatures
- Bitter taste in mouth, gum redness or soreness
- Loosening of tooth, foul smelling breath
- Open, draining sore on side of gum
- Fever, general discomfort, uneasiness or ill feeling
- Swollen neck glands
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Types of abscessed tooth?
- Gingival: Infection that develops in the gums. It does not affect the tooth or supporting structure.
- Periapical: This occures as bacteria spreads to the inside of the tooth to the pulp.
- Periodontal: This occus in bone and tissue that supports the tooth. A periodental abcess results from gum disease.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dental Infection or Tooth abcess?
Dental infection, also know as tooth abcess occuers when the bacteria or abcess invades the pulp and spreads out to surrounding tissue. If untreated it can cause tooth septis where the bacteria spreads thoughout your entire blood stream.
How to treat Dental Infection?
If you have dental infection, it is important to get treated immediately. To treat dental infections, there are two antibiotics most recommended by the CDC, penicillin or amoxicillin. Most common side effects of either treatment is mild nausea, diarrhea, and viginal itching.
How long does antibiotics take to cure Dental Infection?
Significant improvements occur with three to five days. Most people experience relief with 48 hours. Antibiotics help reduce the infection but do not eliminate it. A dentist will need to remove abcessed tooth to get rid of all the infection.
How to cure Dental Infection without going to the doctor?
Prescription medicine is needed to treat dental infection., but you do not need to visit the doctor's office in person to get a prescription. Technology has made doctor visits online quick and easy. Just complete an online consultation visit and a prescription can be sent to a local pharmacy.
What antibiotics can be used to treat Dental Infection?
Dental infections are mostly treated with antibiotics. The most effective and recommended treatment for dental infection is the prescribing of penicillin or amoxicillin.
How to cure Dental infection over the counter?
No over the counter treatment exist for dental infection. The CDC recommended treatment for dental infection requires a prescription, but you do not need to visit the doctor's office in person to get a prescription. Technology has made doctor visits online quick and easy. Just complete an online consultation visit and a prescription can be sent to a local pharmacy.
