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Radix paramolaris
I recently had cavity issue so went for RCT and after X-ray doctor found that I have Radix Paramolaris (2 extra root canal). Can you explain it's impact on my RCT and why is it with me. Is it common or rare.
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It is nt rare.its nt problematic.dont worry
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Hello sir ..
RADIX PARAMOLARIS is nothing but presence of additional distobuccal root in lower molar ...
Presence of extra root canal is quite common ...No need to worry about this.
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You need to get root canal treatment of that additional root canal also to prevent complications of Root canal failure in future....
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consult your dentist for furthur management...
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Dr. Nilesh Patil
Dentist
20 yrs exp
Pune
Hi...It is common no need to worry. Get your rct done from an endodontist.
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Dr. Priya Verma
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26 yrs exp
Bangalore
Extra canals are quite common. As long as they are located and filled properly during the treatment , they do not affect the outcome in anyway. If left unfilled then there is chance of infection.
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