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Infection from root or by side

2024-02-16 14:37:47
I am attaching xray.i started 3 days antibiotic course.but i am confused this infection from the root or side. Please advise.
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There is marked reinfection visible in the X-ray , it’s better if you go for re treatment of that tooth.
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Consult a nearby Endodontist

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Hello, there is microleakage through cap That's why reinfection occured in the tooth near root apex. Prognosis is poor, get a consultation done from your nearby dentist. Thank you.

Answered2024-02-18 13:57:07

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Hello , The infection is from the root area , advised to remove the cap and try for Re - RCT and should check for prognosis , if the prognosis is poor , then extraction of the tooth should be done and replaced by implant .
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Should visit the nearest dental clinic and check for tooth evaluation .

Answered2024-02-17 16:29:35

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Hello There is a leakage from the cap and that is the reason for infection Please visit the dentist for the treatment

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Hi, There is infection in the root area of the tooth. Advise you to remove the existing cap and evaluate the existing tooth structure and then decide further management of tooth.

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Hello. 1)Yes it's from root. 2)The surrounding tooth structure is also compromised Once cap can be removed and can be checked 3)You can try Re-rct if tooth is sound other wise extraction follwed by implants would be treatment option.

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From the root. Prognosis of the tooth is poor.. better to go for extraction and replacement

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