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Pain after 4 months of RCT
Pain in molar tooth 4 months after RCT gum above tooth swollen dental crown is installed.I am very worried about it.
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Hello sir..
it may be due to re infection of the root canal treated tooth....kinly get (IOPA) x-ray of that root canal treated tooth..
if infection is there, then re-rct has to be done immediately
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kindly visit dentist for furthur clinical examination and management
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Good morning sir
You need to get any d ray done so that it's confirmed that is there any kind of infection or not
Then only proper diagnosed can be made
You can also practo consult us
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You need a haste dental checkup.
Donot delay the visit or it might worsen.
An xray of the tooth will aid in diagnosis.
If the crown height is the problem it will be adjusted.
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visit Ur dentist
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Will need to take an x-ray to properly diagnose. Also clinical examination is necessary.
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visit a clinic
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Do not worry. the best plan is to not delay checkup and follow the treatment options given to you after check up.
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Visit a specialist these are signs of infection...needs xray for proper diagnosis...
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