Filling or RCT

2025-03-10 07:15:32
One dr said go for direct filling... Other said  wait n get RCT only when pain starts as filling may cause pain to start... Right now no pain. X ray attached
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Hello You can go for Dental filling. If there is pain, then root canal treatment will be suggested.

Answered2025-03-10 16:05:45

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Filling is close to the nerve After excavation of the caries its better to go RCT treatment rather than filling. Dental Galaxy , Pune

Answered2025-03-10 12:41:02

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Dental caries No pain No pain on percussion? Differential diagnosis- Irreversible pulpitis -would require RCT Treatment plan- Caries excavation Cavity preparation and restoration Near to pulp excavation may lead to RCT

Answered2025-03-10 12:39:30

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Hi. One or the other day it will progress towards pulp. Don't wait for pain to come. U can try with filing initially, if any symptoms of pain or discomfort u can go for RCT.

Answered2025-03-10 12:16:24

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Me personally I’d advice in saving the vitality of the teeth by going for Indirect Pulp Capping after caries removal and then with a direct composite restoration. It’s worth the wait and money

Answered2025-03-15 10:56:17

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Hello, I would suggest go for Root Canal treatment followed by crown as it will be sure shot treatment for your problem. Why wait for pain and infection, right?
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Answered2025-03-12 06:46:06

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Hi, It is advisable to get a root canal treatment done. No need to wait for the pain to start. You can try and get a filling done, but you may or may not develop pain after filling is done.

Answered2025-03-10 12:00:58

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