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Bleeding tooth and pain after rct
Bleeding teeth after many years of root canal and also pain in the teeth. What to do ? How much chance is to save the teeth of go.for rct again ? My dentist say its 50 50. Of rct does not work then what ? I am very young ( less than 30) and do not want to remove teeth at such a young age.
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hii ...bleeding and pain in a root canal teeth happens if there is fracture in the teeth due to masticatory forces or if the previous RCT is incomplete....if the fracture is minimal, teeth still can be restored by using post and core ..if the previous RCT is incomplete then you can undergo RE RCT..no need of teeth extraction
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go to the clinic,take an xray and know why exactly RCT treated tooth is paining
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Doing a Re-RCT is always a matter of taking chance as said by your dentist. So during treatment if your dentist feels that the prognosis is not going going to be fair enough; then he/she will advice extraction. And you can get your tooth replaced after extraction.
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