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RCT tooth half broken. Crown has fallen
RCT tooth half broken. Crown has fallen, what will be the remedy. Now no pain is there. But want it to be corrected. Please help.
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Please visit a dentist. There should not be any pain if you have done RCT. Please get a x ray done for the RCT treated tooth.
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Visit a dentist to diagnose the clinical and radiographic condition of tooth..crown can be replaced but depending upon the present condition and procedure for post can be recommended by the dentist to bear the load of masticatory forces..
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hello sir
You need to see your dentist as make a clinical diagnosis and give you the proper diagnosis nd treatment plan as clinical examination is important for its diagnosis
you can also practo consult us
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Kindly visit your dentist immediately. Need to clinically and radigraphically assess the present status of tooth. Either can be re-restored or will go for extarction. But get it replaced with an implant or bridge work.
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Dr. Aarti Mohta
Dentist
21 yrs exp
Nagpur
Consult a dentist. N he can tell you the exact condition of the teeth whether it can be restored or built up or have to be replaced by artificial tooth. Do the needful as soon as possible as it has a chance to fracture more
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