Its a Permanent tooth. Yes it will require RCT

Regarding the need for root canal treatment (RCT), it's difficult to determine based solely on the age of the patient or the mention of an X-ray. The decision to perform an RCT depends on various factors, including the condition of the tooth, the presence of infection or decay, symptoms experienced by the patient, and the clinical judgment of the dentist. If you are unable to afford the proposed treatment, it's advisable to seek a second opinion from another dentist or explore alternative options. Some dental clinics may offer payment plans or discounted services for patients with financial constraints. You can also consider reaching out to dental schools or community dental clinics, as they may provide treatment at reduced costs. It's important to prioritize your child's oral health, so I encourage you to consult with a dental professional who can evaluate the specific condition of your child's tooth and provide appropriate guidance and treatment options based on their expertise.

Hello there! It's a permanent tooth and need to be treated with an Root canal treatment.

Hi. It's permanent tooth It's important to save and get treatment done. You have many other options for getting it treated if you cannot afford it.

It’s permanent first molar not milk tooth Looks like a deep cavity inside .

Hello It is permanent teeth,go for rct

Go for rct

This is 36, first permanent molar. It requires RCT.