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Cavity followed by RCT
I have a cavity, 2 years back I had RCT(Root canal treatment) and dentist filled that cavity with some temporary stuff afterwards. She advised me to go see her again after couple of days to get that tooth capped. Unfortunately, I had to leave town next day and then I ignored the matter. Now, there is a big cavity again, my tooth is really sensitive this time and it is giving me some real tough time also painful some times. What should I do? Should I get it removed or there is another way?
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Hi incomplete root canal treatment lead to reinfection of that tooth ..you can under go retreatment as soon as possible ...to save tooth
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Kindly do capping for the root canal treated tooth
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You have left your treatment incomplete the last tym ... temperory cement will not last you long thats why the pain has occured again . Plz check with an x ray if the tooth can undergo re rct
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