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Placing a cap
I had a root canal on my upper front teeth due to a slight trauma injury. The doc told me at that time cap is not needed. After 1 year of my root canal i experienced slight pain so the doc told me to place a cap. Im scared of placing a cap . Is it very painful?
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No need to worry more about the procedures involved in receiving a cap for your tooth, its completely painless.
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make sure you are completely satisfied with the shade(colour) of the artificial cap, before fixing it.
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Hi, As per your query  since you got your root canal treatment done 1 year back and you are having some pain I would suggest you to get an X-ray done first to confirm that the root canal is fine and then go for capping. And for your info capping is not at all painful
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No not at all ... Infact you will not even get to know he your tooth will be trimmed , nd crown will be placed ... Don't worry nd go ahead with the procedure ...
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