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Experiencing Metallic Fizzy Sensation In Mouth All The Time. What To Do?
I am experiencing a metallic fizzy sensation in my mouth all the time. It feels like I have just drank diet cola and have a bit of fizz left in my mouth. I don t have a family doctor and don t feel it s a dire emergency to sit for 5 hours in the ER. This has been happening for about a week now...
Mon, 16 Dec 2013
Hello,
Metallic fizzy sensation in mouth may be due to-pericoronitis due to impacted wisdom tooth or due to cervical abrasion of multiple teeth.
Get a thorough clinical evaluation by a dentist.
Complete course of ciprofloxacin along with analgesics has to be administered.
Impacted tooth has to be extracted.
Maintain oral hygiene well.
Avoid spicy,acidic foods.
Take care.
Metallic fizzy sensation in mouth may be due to-pericoronitis due to impacted wisdom tooth or due to cervical abrasion of multiple teeth.
Get a thorough clinical evaluation by a dentist.
Complete course of ciprofloxacin along with analgesics has to be administered.
Impacted tooth has to be extracted.
Maintain oral hygiene well.
Avoid spicy,acidic foods.
Take care.
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