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Is it safe to go for RC during Pandemic?
HELLO,
I consulted doc as my molar teeth has a big whole and cavity has formed.She insisted to go for Root canal. Is it safe to go for it during this Corona scare. In our area no cases.she wears PPE and told me that she disinfect her clinic.
I don't have any pain so far from that tooth.please help.
Thank you.
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Its completely fine to go ahead with the required treatment. The Dentists are taking proper hygienic measures of sanitisation and disinfection. This is the new normal and things are not going to change very fast., so trust your dentist and go ahead with the treatment.
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Just wear proper masks and take care of your hand sanitisation.
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The Golden Rule is "Trust your doctor completely because you have chosen to be treated by her after much contemplation ".
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So go ahead with the treatment as advised by her.
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U can visit her , won’t be an issue . But keep certain points in mind ..
1. Take first appointment in the morning
2. Take your mask and gloves with u
3. Ask her what all precautions she is taking for your protection ( I m sure she will gladly help u understand)
4. Beleive me dentist now a days are taking extra care towards patients and themselves
5. Have a safe treatment
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If it’s urgent please go ahead ! You know what your pain status is .
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