Re RCT or Extraction

2020-02-21 21:36:47
Hi, my root canal tooth is infected. Should I opt for re rct or extraction followed by implant? The doctor says it's a 50-50 chance to save the tooth. But the cost increases because of post and crown. Is RCT worth it?
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Hi, without xray can't say surely what to do and what not to do. Please share your x-ray n discuss on personal chat box
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Visit dentist and take your x-ray
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If prognosis of tooth is poor then go for extraction n then implant.

Answered2020-03-11 07:08:16

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see re rct  should be done only if the future of the tooth holds good , that means the present status of the tooth has to be analysed to do this procedure. thers is nothing like 50 50, if the progonosis is poor then better to go for extraction and implant . ask your doctor the reasons along with xray.bridgewaydental.com

Answered2020-02-22 08:17:28

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Without detailed history and x-ray, no opinion can be given in this case. Kindly follow what the doctor says.

Answered2020-02-22 04:55:53

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Hello there, it’s all depends on clinical condition of your tooth and it’s X-ray as some it can be done nicely it’s all depends on cause of infection bit I think you should go for it ...
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Just go through the dental X-rays
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Take analgesics for meanwhile Don’t eat much from affected side

Answered2020-02-22 03:46:06

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Depends on x ray and present condition of tooth. If Doctor is sure of saving the tooth then do rct.

Answered2020-02-22 02:07:24

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