Hie this radiograph is not so clear.. it has got overlapped images..could you describe your symptoms that you are experiencing?? Or get the rvg xray rather than opg?
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Need to evaluate thorougly clinically as well as radiographically
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By looking at attached x ray it seems like there is inter dental carious, Which need to be evaluated properly. And their is no proper history. So consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
Hi.. your x-ray is not very clear, but it looks like there is interdental caries in between the molar and premolar teeth. Both the teeth have to be treated.
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Consult your dentist for better treatment options as delaying requires more extensive treatment or possibly removal of the tooth.
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Hi,
Thank you for your query.
The X ray shows a previous restoration on the tooth which is marked. Even attempting to redo the filling will lead to pulpal exposure, so this tooth (46) has to be treated with root canal followed by a crown.
Alternatively, You can visit Oralia Dental Clinics, Sahakar Nagar for a consult with our specialist endodontist.
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Being Proactive here helps a lot. Kindly visit your dentist and complete the RCT and Crown.
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