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Rct session
14 days ago rct done..After 7 days one side teeth pain gone.othe side was tender.when I complained then dentist check in x-ray and found some tissue was reaming.so again clean up..After 4 days again pain was still there..So dentist call me for dressing.. Should he is doing job correctly or I should go other..?
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Hello mam
Root canal treatment is done stage by stage some times dentist might not be able to clean your teeth due to various reasons like excessive infection , curved root , reduced accessibility and other reasons. It doesn't mean he or she is incapable.
So during that stage you might experience some tenderness and pain or sensitivity which is normal ..
Next Steps
visit you dentist and have your tooth cleaned and filled.
follow the instructions of your dentist .
Health Tips
avoid chewing hard foods
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Hi !
I think your RCT is not yet complete and it is still being performed.
The dentist you are going to might have explained to u that RCT is quite a long process and the dressing in your teeth needs to b changed periodically.
I think he is doing his job.
Next Steps
What you need to do is trust him with his treatment and cooperate with him.
Let his line of treatment be complete and still if pain persists then you can double think 🙂
Health Tips
While the treatment is being done, avoid chewing hard food from the concerned tooth in which treatment is on.
This can cause breaking of the RCT treated tooth.
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