Pain and mobility in tooth

2024-03-19 06:07:00
Hello dr ...my kids primary tooth of lower jaw t paining and mobility is seen in it  ...kid had gone root canal  treatment  last year end ... ...my query is do we need extraction of that teeth because it is primary tooth and mobility is seen  ...am attaching pics kindly resolve my query...thank u
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Hello, u need to mention age of the patient for us to provide you with correct treatment plan.

Answered2024-04-16 11:44:12

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Answered2024-03-27 03:09:53

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Hello An xray would help better diagnose the issue But according to what you said the getting the teeth extracted is the only option left as it is mobile

Answered2024-03-23 05:41:22

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Hi mam, Since you have already undergone root canal tratment, and now the tooth has pain and mobility, you are left with no choice but to get the tooth removed. An X ray would be best to ascertain the condition of the tooth
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after extraction, if the permanent tooth still has time to erupt, please go for a space maintainer, otherwise the permanent tooth might not be left with space to erupt.

Answered2024-03-19 07:19:10

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Hi. Treatment can be decided based on the position of the permanent tooth. It can be checked by taking an xray
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Visit dentist to evaluate the status of the milk tooth and decide the plan

Answered2024-03-19 07:09:07

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Hello! We need to examine physically and then take a call, as primary tooth are important. As you have  mentioned earlier your kid is 7 years old. Can't give blind answer
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Kindly visit nearby pedodontist for physical examination evaluation and treatment plan

Answered2024-03-19 06:47:22

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Hi, Please visit your dentist and get an X-ray for the tooth. After that the treatment plan can be decided.

Answered2024-03-19 06:56:33

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