Root canal tooth paining .

2018-02-13 12:06:15
Had my rct on Saturday for molar 7 . It had four canals . But it is very painful even now . Taking one nimsaid p daily . Till when will pain stay .
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Well take ur medication properly after rct n if pain doesnt subscides after a week visit ur dentist

Answered2018-02-14 12:53:07

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Usually after a root canal,there can be slight discomfort in the area for a few days to almost a week...if you have taken your post treat ment medications regularly and followed your dentist's instructions, it should be okay in a week...
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if the pain dosent subside even after two weeks please meet your dentist..
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avoid chewing from the affected side till pain comes down..try warm salt water gargle for a week..

Answered2018-02-13 12:42:48

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There can be many cause of pain after a RCT. Like crown might not have been reduced occlusally or infection might not have been cleaned properly. Wait for 2 more days if the pain is dull in nature, if pain subsides, no need of taking further medicine and if it doesn't or if it is a severe one then you should consult your dentist ASAP.

Answered2018-02-13 12:18:14

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Take ur medication properly nd do warm saline rinses (lukewarm water with pinch of salt) dont chew food from that side for a week
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wait fr a week if still pain dsnt go ...visit ur dentist

Answered2018-02-15 08:50:11

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