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Half teeth came out .
Back Left side second teeth,half teeth came out, half teeth is there , no pain ,what to do now ?????
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Hello.. Take a clinical picture of that teeth and follow me up.
So that I can suggest whether teeth can be removed or root canal treatment can be proceeded.. Thank you..
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RCT with capping is best option
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Attach a clear photographs of effected tooth. X Ray can help that whether it requires extraction or it can be treated.
Still have queries then you can consult me online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
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Hello. Kindly attach a clear photo of the concerned tooth. You will require an x-ray of the tooth. Depending on the tooth portion remaining, we can decide to save the tooth or extract the tooth- followed by implant placement or crown and bridge.
Kindly visit a dentist for definitive diagnosis and treatment
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Kindly visit us at Dental Galaxy Pune for consultation or treatment http://dentalgalaxy.in/
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you have to first get your IOPA done. depending on the amount of residual tooth it will be decided whether to save this teeth through RCT, POST & Core and crown or undergoe with extraction followed by replacement with implant/ Bridge.
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Hello,
You need to go for an X-Ray (IOPAR) for the correct diagnosis. If the pain is not there, doesn’t mean treatment is not required as it can cause problem at any point of time. So, i will advise you to visit a dentist & get an XRay done for the right diagnosis.
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Visit a dentist & Get an XRay done
Health Tips
Avoid eating from that side till you get checked as the remaining tooth can also break.
Maintain hygiene. Brush twice daily & rinse after every meal.
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Hello....
You should consult a dentist, you might not have pain right now but may have it later and you need to find out the cause why the half tooth broke because of caries, was it RCT treated.
Depending upon the cause you should get it treated soon and get it replaced so that all your teeth function properly.
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Consult a dentist online/offline
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Dr. Sheetal Palekar
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11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello.... Pls get an x ray done so as to analyse the extent of
tooth damage . Also visit a dentist to find out why the tooth broke ... Get the remaining portion of the tooth if left inside extracted and get the replacement for better comfort.
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avoid any pressure to tooth
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rinse after every meal and brush twice daily
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