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Pain in tooth
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Doc I have pain in tooth after rct doc fixed cap on particular tooth.. since yesterday night I feel pain in that tooth..
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First of all if u r having pain and he shpuld not have fixed the cap on that tooth...if he has done so and pain is not releived then u have to take out the artificial nerves which he has placed
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Pain in the tooth immediately after Rct is a common thing . It happens because of the pressure developed after obturation . Your doc must have prescribed you some pain killers for that . If it doesn’t subside after 2. -3 days you should visit the doc and see if Rct has been done properly or not
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Dr. Priya Verma
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26 yrs exp
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If the crown has a high point then it can cause pain. Ask your dentist to recheck the occlusion. Correcting the bite may take care of the pain
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