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I have been postponing my root canal for almost 2 months now, as its ramzaan & I am fasting I noticed the cavity which needs to be worked on is bleeding, I rinsed my mouth with water, there is no pain only a slight sensation. Is it too late for a RC treatment? I am scared !
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Single sitting root canals possible. The bleeding may be due to a pulp polyp which can be removed with the help of Diode Laser. Do not delay doing the treatment. God bless.
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Hi very rare to see a cavity bleeding...if u have been advised for rct..then go ahead ..no other option..try to get some time after iftar...best of luck feel free to ask any further queries... its never late until and unless there is sufficient tooth structure left..take care
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Delaying may get problematic and result in severe infection.
There are many doctors who do single sitting root canals.
Go find one.
Happy brushing ;)
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