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Direct pulp capping done - pain
Hi..I had caries in tooth with sensitivity.. temporary followed by permanent filling was done..so again visited a dentist as sensitivity was still there 3 weeks after permanent fill..while excavation, pulp was exposed, direct pulp capping was done.. immediately following d procedure, pain was there and pain is still present after 7-8 hours..I didn't have pain before..is the pain direct pulp capping normal or is there a need to worry..Plz answer
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Hello, Pain can last upto 3 days. If your pain lasts even after that than probably you will have to go for RCT.
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Please visit your dentist in case the pain persists.
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Please upload it X-ray here on practo,I think the tooth which u are telling about may need RCT in the end.
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Pulp capping is a very common procedure and is safeguarding your tooth against root canal treatment. Pain which is present should curtail within a day. If not follow up with your dentist
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