What is the success rate of Root Canal Treatment incase of Furcation Involvement?Is there any risk in going for RCT in such case.
Ps: I have been suggested for bridge,Implant and RCT.
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Furcation involved teeth may have a good chance if treated with utmost care and Diode Laser. Need to see u clinically and with xrays. But personally I have saved many a teeth with Furcation involvement. Feel free to consult Laser Smile Care Centre. God bless u.
Hi considering ur age there are good chances for success...u can go ahead with root canal treatment..it wil work but first u have to post an x ray to know the extent of the damaged bone ..best of luck take care
You should have shared your x-ray here. Anyway, root canals with furcation involvement have poor rate of success. Better go with extraction. But the final decision can only be taken after seeing your xray.
Its hard to predict the success rate of furcation invovlved RCT treated tooth. If the tooth is not salvageable then order replacement options would be immediate implant if feasible and last option bridge.
If the word 'furcation involvement' has been communicated to you from/by the dentist itself after he/she took your x ray of that tooth- root canal treatment isn't advisable due to low success rate. A bridge or an implant shall be the line of treatment you shall opt for.
Normally RCT treatment does Not show a good long term prognosis in case of furcation involvement. Instead a bridge or implant after extraction of the tooth would give a better long term prognosis.
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