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Crack in tooth after rct..... bleeding
6 months back I had my rct done in third right molar of lower jaw....it cracked while eating and thus it pains a lot after that bleeds too and also capping was done of left molar in lower jaw it also bleeds a lot.... I am having a lot of bleeding due to this and thus feeling weak...no doctor I found has correctly gave consultation
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If you have noticed yourself that the RCT treated third molar is fractured, you first show that to a dentist. They Wil diagnose the problem and if it's fractured, they will advise you for extraction.
In case of bleeding in crown in left side molar, the dentist will check for gingival margins and corrections are made.
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if the tooth is cracked and cant be saved, should be extracted(removed) .
also re evaluation of the cap of the left molar cap should be done to see if margins of the new molar had sharp margins that are impinging on the gums.
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