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Root canal treatment ,teeh area infected

2017-07-19 11:50:56
Second shiting in root canel treatment , teeth is very pain and bleeding and showing pulp please help what I do...
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Take the medication prescribed Report the problem to your attending dentist
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It is normal for some teeth to be painful during the root canal process

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Do not worry pulp is present in every tooth and is removed during root canal treatment.  If pain persists your doctor will give you a dressing in between the sittings as necessary.  Additionally your doctor will also prescribe you antibiotics and analgesics. Report your problem to your doctor and im sure he will resolve it

Answered2017-07-19 12:21:09

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