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Infection mild,Moderate or severe

2025-07-03 15:02:13
I am sending xray. Is there is infection present or not.because I don't know about xray. If present then mild, Moderate or severe. I will be highly obliged to you.
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Yes moderate infection is present. Regards, Dental Galaxy, Pune

Answered2025-07-16 07:17:50

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Hello Mild infection is present. You might have to undergo re-root canal treatment. Dentsspa Dental Studio

Answered2025-07-09 07:26:41

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Everyone deserves a second chance in life your tooth too so go for RE RCT and need extra care this is totally failure of rct under prepared under obturate
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Re rct

Answered2025-07-07 02:00:59

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Infection present-Mild Preferably root canal treatment again / extraction followed by implant/bridge placement

Answered2025-07-06 06:11:21

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Hello The infection is present, and as the tooth has underwent root canal treatment already proper xray must be taken and accordingly reroot canal treatment must be done or to extraction if there is no sound tooth structure

Answered2025-07-06 01:58:03

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Hello sir, Yes in the periapical region (around the root) there is infection. As your tooth is already Root canal treated it needs to be properly evaluated and have to do treatment accordingly (may need ReRCT or other)

Answered2025-07-05 11:41:13

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Hello Xray shows infection at the root tips Kindly visit and endodontist for further treatment

Answered2025-07-05 04:38:53

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Hi, There is infection. Visit a dentist and get the tooth treated immediately.

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Hi! The X-ray shows a dark area near the root tips and in the furcation area, suggesting infection. This is likely a result of long-standing nerve (pulp) damage and could be considered moderate infection. Timely treatment is important to prevent further spread.
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Visit a dentist or endodontist as soon as possible You will likely need a root canal treatment (RCT) If the tooth is mobile or severely damaged, extraction may be considered An X-ray + clinical examination is needed to confirm furcation grade
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Avoid self-medication or delaying treatment Maintain oral hygiene

Answered2025-07-05 03:43:05

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