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Pain in uncapped tooth
I have done root canal treatment for one of my teeth which is second last one from left side of lower jaw. However, I did not put Cape. It's been 8 years, now I am having pain in that tooth. What I have to do? Do I need to fix Cape alone or root canal treatment is again required? Please advise me.
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It might be due to reinfection in rct treated teeth u need to see dentist n let him clinicaly check n decide
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Pain in already Root canal treated tooth can be due to multiple reasons. Most commonly it is either failed previous RCT, recurring dental decay, or fracture of the tooth.
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Visit a dentist and first determine the cause of the treatment.
if pain is due to either failed RCT or decay it can be retreated followed by cap.
if it is due to fracture of the tooth we will have to extract the tooth.
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if the pain occurs while you release your bite it is mostly due to fracture tooth.
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