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RCT advised for multiple teeths.
My dentist has suggested 3 RCT to be done on 3 tooths, I earlier already had 2 RCT done on 2 of my teeths. My query is can RCT be done on multiple tooths? I there any complication in this? I am worried that I will have multiple RCT inside my mouth. Please help.
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Multiple rcts are perfectly safe. U should stop worrying about multiple rcts and start to thinking about why you landed in this situation
Ur dentist would be more than happy to discuss with u about the preventive measures.
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Yes RCT can be done ✅ on the teeth it’s safe
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Dr. Sudhakar
Endodontist
25 yrs exp
Chennai
Hello sir, there is no complications for RCT... Multiple tooth Root canal save is safe... Root canal is the only treatment which save your tooth.. Don't have to worry about it...
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Dr. Priya Verma
Dentist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
If the tooth has deep caries that has infected the pulp of the tooth then RCT is the only solution to save the tooth. It is safe
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