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Dental rct
Can the crown of rct teeth can cause infection to surrounding teeth by touching the other teeth ..
Can rct can cause the front teeth of it get infected please reply ...
By attachment of crown of rct can cause infection the other teeth
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Depends upon condition and techniques
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The crown and RCT per se don’t cause infection first of all.
Infection in the surrounding area occurs due to lack of good oral hygiene, like not brushing and flossing properly
after getting an RCT and crown.
If the crown made by your dentist is not proper and you have food lodgement in that area that causes infection.
If the RCT, crown and hygiene everything is good then their are no chances.
Consult your dentist again, he might help you well.
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Maintain good oral hygiene
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It depends on cavity which occurred before getting rct. If suppose the cavity is in between two teeth and only one tooth having pain. Usually patient gets RCT for only that tooth. The next tooth which is having cavity but no pain is usually ignored. So its necessary to evaluate properly n get treatment for adjacent teeth if necessary as precaution
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regular dental check ✔up may help to avoid rct
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