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Pain after RCT
One of my molar had gone through RCT 1 year back because of nerve exposure. Now, suddenly I started feeling pain and sensations in my jawline, ears and headache as well. What could be the reason for this? Should I see a dentist?
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Please get an x-ray in regard to the tooth and post that a conclusion can be made. It could be infection in the adjacent tooth as well. Don't delay it.
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Don't delay as delay can lead to extraction of the tooth.
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Yes visit dentist. Take xray and check out that rct treated tooth and adjacent tooth as well !!
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Hi......Visit a dentist . It can be some other tooth which will be require a treatment. Any carious tooth or so, get an X-ray done for RC treated tooth as well.
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Dr. Priya Verma
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Yes you must consult a dentist and get an X-ray done. It could be infection coming from an adjacent tooth or reinfection or fracture of the RCT treated tooth
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