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Gum pain!
My molar no 36-
I got rct done there many yea ago! The rct looks fine but due to food lodgement for many yrs, i have a bone loss in that area ! Now coming back to 2024, i tried twow expensive ziroconia crowns- one was misfitted( i was v uncomfortable ) the second and the latest one( 6 months) fits well- no high points, bite is proper- BUT i still feel the gums around that area to be tender and pain ful. Due to this pain- I constantly bite my cheeks and create a trauma there! What is the solution? I got best quality crowns( twice) got scaling/ deep cleanings, still i feel the pain !
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For proper diagnosis need xray
According to ur problem,ur supporting gums and bone are weak
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Hi please get it checked clinically.
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You can visit my clinic for the checkup
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Please get an xray to know the reason
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Get an x ray done
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There may be chance of rct failure..as you told you did rct few years back..the average life of rct is 5-8 years..so I think you should consult dentist and get your x ray done
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Dr. Shalini Nanda
Hair Transplant Surgeon
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Please do one xray
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