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ROOT CANAL INFECTION
I had root canal 3 years before, now I am having infection and small amount of bleeding gums... It is harmful or what... Please suggest mouth wash...
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Hello sir, as you have gum bleeding you have to go to a dentist and get a thorough scaling and polishing done . Also get a x ray of the root canal treated and check if there is any infection.
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Hi If u have gum bleeding or anything like bad breath it should be immediately addressed by doing complete cleaning and polishing . Gargle with plain water after every meal followed by mouthwash at night times . Take a xray over the root canal treated tooth and consult with nearby dentist . Generally yearly once cleaning is mandatory to avoid these kind of gum infection.
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Get an X-ray done to check that tooth. The gum swelling may be related to the tooth or the gums in that area. A proper good fitting crown should be done for that tooth if the RCT is ok
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Bleeding gums have no concern with infection caused to u. There will bbe because of dirty teeth
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Do you have gum infection everywhere or is it only near the rootcanal treated tooth??
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U can have chlorhexidine mouthwash..and proper flossing and proxa brushing.. consult your dentist nearby.. to avoid complexity..
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