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Severe tooth pain
I had root canal treatment to my upper last teeth but after one hour I got sever pain they removed filling and all pins inserted that are inserted inside and they said extraction is the only way to help with pain, after one day i felt better, yesterday I went to another doctor, they just cleaned and put some medicine inside the tooth and fill with filling and said will see after two days pain is ok will do root canal or pain will continue will have to extract the tooth I'm so scared , they already extracted my right side lower last wisdom tooth which is horizontal due to extreme cavity. Now same right side upper teeth.. There will be no problem no if extraction is done to my eyes or nerves plz help me doctor
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Hello there…
There is nothing to worry about ..
Firstly,there will be no problem occur to your eyes or nerves if extraction is to be done.
Secondly,the tooth condition must be worse that doctor is considering extraction rest if they first trying to save it with root canal treatment,let them ..
They are doing everything right.
You should trust them and go along with the treatments.
Everything will be fine.
Nothing to worry about too much.
Take care. :)
For second opinion you can share X-ray of the tooth undergoing treatment so i can get a better idea how the tooth situation.
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Pain in ongoing root canal treatment tooth might be due to pulp/nerve remanent or due to any extra canals. If all possible means no relief in pain then extraction can be the option to relieve the pain. There is absolutely no effect on eyes after extraction.
Next Steps
Wait and watch and follow the instructions given by dentist.
Health Tips
Try to avoid bitting on that particular tooth.
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