Yes, get him to any dentist. Pain two months after a root canal is probably some kind of infection. You would not be able to see the infection, as it's probably way in the gums, by the roots.

Where did you get the antibiotics, was that from that dentist? Best not to give someone just any kind of antibiotics for a tooth pain. A new appointment with a dentist can prescribe the correct medications for this current problem.

It's also possible the pain is coming from one of the teeth next to the root canal. Not even the root canal itself. That's why it's best to have a dentist diagnose this.

I found my dentist on Yelp.com. Call a bunch of places until you find one with an opening for tomorrow (Friday).

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From personal experience, I also want to gently say: please be careful with antibiotics. Giving them without a dentist confirming the source can sometimes mask symptoms without fixing the real issue. A good dentist (I found mine here: https://www.envysmile.com/meet-our-team/our-doctors/) will take an X-ray, figure out whether it’s a lingering infection, an issue with the root canal itself, or even a neighboring tooth, and prescribe the right treatment. When I was in a similar situation, finding a dentist who actually took the time to investigate properly made all the difference - the relief was almost immediate once the real cause was addressed.