RCT of molars with crowning

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Asked for Female, 32 Years

I recently had RCT of the molars and crowning afterwards. But still my molars are sensitive and gums are inflamated. There is sometimes piercing pain in my ear and eye too. Is this sensitivity and inflammation is normal after crowning? If not what could be the possible reasons and cure.

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Dr. Vikram Anand

Dental Surgeon 10 yrs exp Dhanbad

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The margin of crown or food lodgement or any inflammation still present inside the treated may be the cause.

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take proper intraoral radiographs. go for oral prophylaxis

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take an opinion from nearest dentist

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Dr. Tamilazaghan Endodontist 13 yrs exp Chennai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Tamilazaghan

Endodontist 13 yrs exp Chennai

First...IOPA X RAY has to be taken to evaluate the root canal..whether the root canal is done properly..if there any instrument fracture beyond the apex may induce piercing pain....no need to panic consult a dentist as soon as possible nd get it treated....