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Teeth fracture treatment
There is a teeth fracture in my 1st molar (left and right). I do not want to go for RCT. Can the broken teeth be removed without affecting the other one. Need suggestion. Attaching the 3d xray report
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Hello sir,
Undergoing a root canal treatment (RCT) followed by the placement of a crown is the most logical and standard protocol for these types of cases.
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If your not willing for RCT then its better you go for extraction followed by implant treatment.
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Look the ideal treatment is RCT followed by crown.if you dont want to have RCT the next option is extraction.i will suggest you not to extract tooth as this tooth is important to you and when we can save something then why to destroy it
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visit dentist and start for RCT
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do not ignore the cause
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Hi sir,
Going for RCT followed by a crown is the most logical and standard treatment protocol for these type of cases.
But if you don't want to save your tooth, you can go for an tooth extraction provided you don't have any systemic complications.
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Yes your tooth can be removed without affected the surrounding tooth. You can go for immediate dental implant where the extraction and implant can be placed at the same time and help you save your time.
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Implant is the best option for such cases
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