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Rct completed followed by crown

2025-04-02 08:33:37
I have attached xray after rct completed Please check...is it ok??? Rct successful done or not?? Some timea i have pain in chewing...
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Do warm saline rinses.take medicine

Answered2025-04-16 08:16:06

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Rct looks fine Sir. Minor pain after RCT is normal it will subside after few days. The side tooth looks infected get it checked by the dentist. Dental Galaxy, Pune
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Visit your dentist if the pain does not resolve.

Answered2025-04-04 08:34:38

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Hello! Your RCT is good, there will be little pain post RCT, for few and it will resolve by time, get physically examined if pain is severe. Meanwhile Your other molar tooth also looks like it is infected, get physically examined

Answered2025-04-04 01:06:55

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It seems in this Xray that the tooth behind is also affected..you can take a video consultation for letting   me know some more details like when was the RCT done, when does it pain and can you point the exact tooth ? And obviously should visit the dentist.
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To rule out the adjacent teeth or food lodgement problem.

Answered2025-04-03 18:30:29

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Hello Sometimes post RCT the pain is common. It will resolve within few days

Answered2025-04-03 12:38:13

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The RCT from the xray provided looks good. Most of the time, the (immediate) post RCT pain resolves in a few days. If it persists, you may get it checked by the dentist again.

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RCT is fine… if pain persist get your Cbct done

Answered2025-04-12 08:58:28

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Hi, Mild tenderness will be there for a few days after the RCT is completed.

Answered2025-04-04 07:09:44

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Yes Rct is ok...you can visit the clinic...may be some other problem

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