Gum Smelling After Rct - Recently I Had A Rct For Two Teeth Side

Gum smelling after RCT

Asked for Male, 30 Years

Recently i had a RCT for two teeth side by side. After a week I can observe foul smell at the gum below the Crown. My dentist removed a small plaque and said to me to use a gum ointment(Sensopride) so that it will set right. But the problem still continues after 2 weeks. No pain. A very light black shade can be observed at the gum. Now what does it mean? RCT failed? Pls suggest next action.

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