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Need re- RCT on 2nd molar?
I am having a pain in my 2nd molar top left side one. Should I go for 2nd RCT or extraction? Will the RCT be a good option again? The doctor suggested RCT. And what's the re-rct charge in banglore?
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Two separate issues - 1 - Trial of ReRCT to save a tooth - definitely recommended in all cases. 2 - looking at second image - natural crown portion left - question in mind comes how we are going to place a dental crown? Key points here - Less height of crown Less crown structure left Even if we save a tooth after a Rollercoaster ride by Endodontist---- it's difficult to say that crown will be staying on such a tooth Better extraction and get denture or implant done... it's a suggestion or personal opinion. Choice is yours.
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taking risk and getting rerct here will not create more value... so need to understand limitations.
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Yes a re treatment or re rct is a definitely good option in your case followed by a crown on the tooth. The cost for a re rct would be around 5500 to 7000. You must try and save this tooth. Avoid eating from that side to prevent tooth fracture. All the best.
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Visit your dentist and get your x day done
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Do not eat hard food from the side of the affected tooth
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Hello Your tooth definitely needs a re root canal treatment for sure. Its always suggestive to try a re rct once before getting a extraction done for the tooth. Re rct charges varies from place to place and from skills to skills. I will advise to get it done from a good endodontist only who is the person specialising in only root canal treatments. We are available for video consultations just in case you want to discuss more about your problem.
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Start with warm saline rinses. Stay safe and keep smiling
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Hello, depending on the diagnosis tooth should either be extracted or re-RCT has to be done. CBCT should be done to decide what is the best option. Thank you.
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CBCT should be taken with respect to that tooth
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Hello Yes rct is good option to save tooth and may 5-8k rerct charge
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Based on the condition of tooth, either rerct or tooth extraction can be done. To relieve pain, you can consult through this for prescription of medication.
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Yes RCT is not proper if you want to sabe this tooth go for re rct but prognosis is not very good reat consult here for full details amd priscription
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Sont eat from that side
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Xray is not clear. You can yo for re-treatment of this tooth.
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Visit Good endodontist
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