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Problem after Rct
I have done Rct 7months ago ,the cap on the teeth is romoved own its own 4 months..i am using this teeth without cap from 4 months..any problem?
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Now you have to go for crown (cap) again, because there is a risk of tooth fracture without crown
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don't chew hard food from that side
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It is not good to have tooth which is Rootcanal treated without the cap. As the tooth after rootcanal is more brittle and have chance to fracture of tooth.
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Go to your dentist and replace the cap depending on the present condition of the tooth.
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Place a crown after Rootcanal Treatment
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"Post-Rct Dental Care" by Dr.Sanjog Chandak - https://www.practo.com/healthfeed/post-rct-dental-care-39334/post Can go through above article regarding Post RCT care.
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You cannot leave a tooth which is root canal treated without a cap... As tooth is brittle after root canal treatment, it might fracturr when you eat something hard unintentionally also...
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visit a dentist and get the cap replaced
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avoid eating hard things from that side
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No its not ok.... don't chew from that side...you are not facing any problem right now but after few days it will be problematic...
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visit your dentist..
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Might lead to fracture of the tooth! Get it fixed back.
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Hi it doesn't cause much problem in single day if u didn't put an crown r cap over it The reason for saving the tooth is to retain it's normal function as it was before ...so kindly take care of the tooth until crown is done ...
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next step of ur treatment part is crown preparation and impression taking and it will be sent to lab
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don't bite any thing hard don't use stciky  foods don't use that side where root canal is done
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Consult your dentist. You can place this same cap again to your tooth, which will prevent your teeth from any fracture.
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Do not eat hard food directly by that tooth. Can consult the concerned dentist if it's not fractured, can be cemented back on tooth, which will definitely give required strength to prevent tooth fracture.
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It's ok...if it is not making any pain to you...
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Get the cap cemented as soon as possible, otherwise, RCT treated tooth without cap has the highest tendency to fracture and if it happens so, it will cost you much more in future.
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visit your nearest dentist
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It is okay. But it may or may not create problem as the tooth is brittle and has less strength after the RCT. So if you have the cap keep it safe and visit the dentist to refix it.
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till then do not eat anything hard from concerned side.
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