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Had impacted wisdom and it caused distal decay in 2nd molar...now wisdom has been removed...symptoms before extraction were cold sensitivty 2.. 3 second and pain while biting...after extraction cold sensitivty is same..but pain while biting increased...14th August was the date for extraction...now dentist said it is 50-50 for rct or filling ..they said we will remove a decay...and put temporary filling and wait for 21 days ..if no pain then filling otherwise wise rct...now it has been 4 days since...normally no pain...some time mild pain...1/10..and cold sensitivity same...1 2 second...and pain while biting at a certain angle...what to expect next
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From this x ray,the molar appears to have a fairly deep cavity close to the pulp,but the x ray alone cannot tell whether the nerve is irreversibly inflamed.
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wait for 15 to 20 days but if there is spontaneous pain, pain on biting/ percussion, pain lingers after cold/heat than you are advised to undergo a root canal treatment.
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you can go ahead with the deep  restoration if everything remains fine for 15 days.
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I suggest wait for 15 days more --such that after such a filling --the tooth needs time to heal and repair --if you still have pain then rct has to be done --and tooth can be saved!
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