Pain and sensitivity not gone after RCT

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Hi , I was experiencing pain and sensitivity in my upper molar . Doctor performed RCT but its been 10 days i there is no improvement in sensitivity and discomfort while applying pressure. What should be done now ? Should i wait ? My doctor is saying me to take pain killers but i dont think thats the solution.

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Dr. Babita Sangwan

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It seems that infection is still there so visit your dentist and get the complete treatment done

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Dr. Yogesh Sonawane Dentist 12 yrs exp Nashik Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Yogesh Sonawane

Dentist 12 yrs exp Nashik

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Yes u are right as its not a proper solution but may be RCT is not complete yet and he might have called you few more times so I would recommend u to visit ur dentist again

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Get the X-ray done first to decide the exact cause of the problem