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RCT filled part is unplugged from teeth
We have some problem in my RCT teeth .... I had gone through the RCT 6Months ago but yesterday the filled part has been unplugged from my teeth.
I don't have any pain right now.
So can you please suggest me I will have to again go through the Complete RCT or it can be resolved by filling again with capping of teeth...
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Get the filling done followed by crown otherwise your tooth may fracture which will lead to extraction if not attended now
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If the entrance cavity filling has come out there is no issue it can be filled and capped
But if the entire filling has come out then re RCT has to be done
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Dr. Kusum Bashetty
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19 yrs exp
Bangalore
You can get filling and crown done at the earliest. If you delay for long then yes it requires re treatment and if tooth breaks may be extraction of tooth also.
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visit your dentist at the earliest
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