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Rct cap broken
Hello doctor ,
I undergone the rct treatment 4 years before and around 8-10 months back that rct cap broken and tooth now have sharp edges that gave unbearable pain to tongue white eating or talking , I'm planning to removes the tooth or suggest is it possible to do some other treatment for make it ok .
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Hello sir, visit a near by Prosthodontist.. if the tooth structure is sufficient then just a crown again on the tooth is enough. You don't need to remove the tooth .
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Visit a Prosthodontist and get an X-ray done
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You can go for re-capping or you can go for restoration of the tooth through 3 layer build up technique, it can save yours tooth and help you in mastication process.
Extraction is an bad idea don't go for it.
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Go to yours near by any Dentist and ask for the best what he can do for you to save the tooth.
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Again Don't for Extraction it's an bad idea.
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First you visit to dentist that nearest to you .
In treatment first adv x ray of this this tooth . After that we deside the treatment.
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Mucopin paste three times a day
apply on irritatble area that will relief chronic irritatational pain
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Dr. Vishwanath Rangdhol
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25 yrs exp
Bangalore
Please revisit your dentist and get the cap refixed. Do not get it removed
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Revisit your dentist and get it refixed or redone since it's only 8 months
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