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Plz help me.its my reports
It's my opg report .plz help me.any fault in my report plz tell me.any problem in my report.plz let me know.
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add your signs and symptoms rather just showing your xray!!
Xrays are just diagnostic aid !! Your clinical history comes first
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Symptoms and clinical examination necessary followed by good quality digital x rays.
Currently RC treated tooth is having Periapical pathology
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Visit dentist for clinical examination and better quality x rays.
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There is a Periapical lesion in your previously RCT treated tooth.
The last molar of upper right side is having a deep cavity.
Your both the condyles appear to be rounded with beaks being formed, suggestive of chronic disc displacement disorder .
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Hie... it looks like an periapical infection beneath the previous rct.. if u don’t have any problem with that tooth u can leave it for the time being or else get your re-rct done..
on the right upper side..your third molar has a deep cavity .. and require an single tooth xray to evaluate whether this could be filled or rct or extraction ..
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It's seems like your previous root canal treated tooth requires re-treatment. Your right upper third molar seems like it has a deep cavity. Need a good quality xray and intraoral photos to correlate and confirm the diagnosis.
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