After root canal sensitivity possible te

2021-10-28 10:43:23
After root canal treatment is normal sensitivity possible to tooth if I touch to teeth it's fell like sencitivity
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After root canal treatment you can't feel sensitivity in that particular tooth. If you are feeling any pain or sensitivity it indicates re infection in that tooth. Which needs to be treated immediately. Kindly consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.

Answered2021-10-29 11:51:31

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Hello After RCT is done, the tooth might be tender on biting for some days and that subsides afterwards. But there is no chance of sensitivity in the tooth as it is already dead. It would be better if you could upload your tooth radiographs for better guidance. Plus, when was the treatment done.
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You can get in touch with me. I am an Endodontist ( Root Canal Specialist) practicing in New Delhi.
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Take care

Answered2021-10-28 18:11:49

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Send me x ray pic
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u visit my centre. my centre is in vasundhara sector 1 ghaziabad

Answered2021-10-28 11:41:39

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It can happen with few for initial 1 week - 2 weeks and usually resolves on it own. Once sensitivity has subsided, kindly proceed with the further steps advised by the dentist which usually involves placing a cap.
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Wait for couple of weeks for the sensitivity minimisation and then follow the treatment procedure

Answered2021-11-04 05:36:31

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It can be tender when pressure is applied. It will subside soon.

Answered2021-10-28 12:34:53

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