Pain 1 year after root canal

2024-06-18 21:36:27
I had a root canal 1 year back, now it started paining again, the pain was unbearable So i consulted the doctor, he took the xray and said there's reinfection and we have to do re root canal While i consulted another doctor in the morning they suggested that the tooth needs to be removed, re root canal won't help Should I get the tooth removed or try re root canal I have no doubts on the experienced doctors but i don't want to lose a tooth and just taking a suggestion
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You should go Re Root canal treatment and you should also go for wisdom teeth removal in lower right side.

Answered2024-07-13 17:30:22

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There is sufficient bone supporting your tooth. I don't see any need for extraction. I would suggest a re rct
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visit a dental clinic

Answered2024-06-22 19:58:07

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Hello! Re-rct is required

Answered2024-06-19 08:56:27

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Hi need a smaller X-ray to evaluate better .: but you can always attempt to save the tooth first .. if the infection gets cleared then definitely tooth can stay in ! Prefer the re rct
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Iopar X-ray for evaluation

Answered2024-06-19 05:37:01

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Hello Go for ReRct

Answered2024-06-19 04:44:54

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Need to see clinically also for signs of sinus/abscess formation then we can decide which one is best out of two. But yes Re-rct or extraction followed by implant is definite

Answered2024-06-19 03:03:13

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There’s absolutely no need for an extraction Get re-RCT for it

Answered2024-06-26 14:15:58

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Looks like a periapical abscess, the teeth needs to be reopened, then abscess has yo be drained followed by a re rct . The tooth can be saved , no need for extraction.
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Consult and proceed for re rct

Answered2024-06-21 19:16:01

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Get a Rvg X-ray . It’s better to try and save the tooth. Go for. re-rct.

Answered2024-06-19 18:56:07

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Hi, You can get Re root canal treatment done.

Answered2024-06-19 11:30:53

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Hello Better to go for re RCT

Answered2024-06-19 10:30:15

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Re rct needed

Answered2024-06-19 08:48:25

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Hi Always try to preserve the tooth first, you can go for re rct if it doesn’t work then extraction has to be done. Also attach an RVG or IOPA of the tooth for better evaluation.

Answered2024-06-19 07:38:41

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Hello, We have to save the tooth first so go for re Rct first...

Answered2024-06-19 07:34:59

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