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I am relly confused
Hello..doctors...
I done my filling on 14 th july for tooth cavity..but when i researching about filling on online..i saw that first dentists drill and remove all the cavities then fill it with composite or other meterial..but my dentists also fill it with composite dont drill and remove the cavity ..when i asked my dentist he told me that he tried to remove it but it was not removed. ..that's why he fill it..he advise me that when the filling gets over than used a cap to make it look like natural..is it ok to or i gone to another dentist and get cap treatment done..please tell me i am so worried
I am also sharing the pictures before and after..pls make it clear to me that what is actually i do...pls..i have no pain..no problem..thanks
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I think you had fractured teeth,and problem was esthetics .
Now if problem is because of caries we usually clean cavity and do fillings but in case of fracture tooth we make grooves on surface so that fillings get retention .
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Go for iopa xray maybe you may need rct followed by crown.
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Matter of concern for us is that it is front tooth and fractured. It must have undergone trauma. It is very important to rule out for RCT for future concern. Go for an x-ray.
Dont delay the treatment.
If possible you can take second opinion from nearby endodontist.
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Visit dentist get xray done. If fracture is extended to pulp then its better to get root canal and cap done. I can see discoloration of tooth so mostly it needs rct still confirm with x ray. Many times patient wont get pain but there will be infection in bone leading to cyst so better be sure with x ray.
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visit dentist and get x ray done
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