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Average Cost of RCT
I was just wondering how much would it cost to have RCT. I have a badly damaged molar and a ball like lump on the gum beneath the tooth has already appeared. Someone told me that only RCT could save the tooth.
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The lump on your gums may be due to infection from that damaged tooth....First you have to take IOPA (X_RAY) of the damaged tooth and then consult with your nearby dentist to diagnose the problem ...Treatment plan can only be made only after X_RAY investigation only....if it involves your nerves then u should definitely go with RCT which cost ranges from 3500....
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First and foremost get a radiograph done so as to assess whether the tooth can be salvaged and to evaluate the extent of periapical infection. Visit a good experienced dentist at the earliest to get an expert opinion and treatment. You may require multiple visit RCT with repeated intracanal dressing to alleviate the swelling or abscess. RCT should be followed by a crown too.
Charges depend entirely on the dentist's experience and expertise.
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Sir.
Yes it could save your teeth
And cost may be from 3000 to 4000
You can also practo consult us
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Rct 2000 to 3000
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Cost of RCT varies from 3500-7000 depending on the Clinic and the doctor’s expertise
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An x ray is essential before we can decide whether the tooth can be saved with RCT.
The cost will vary depending on the expertise of the dentist.
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please visit a dentist and get proper diagnosis.
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