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Is root canal is 100% complete treatment?...i heard tht...even after root canal...all the becteria can't be taken out...nd it affect teeth in future...
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No treatment can be assured to be 100% perfect. Same s the case with Root canal treatment as well. But if proper protocol is maintained, there ll b very minimal chances of re infection
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It is 100% possible to disinfect root canal teeth with lasers.
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Hi we do and try our best that the treatment outcome shud be perfect..and most of the times if done nicely, root canal treated tooth does not cause ne problem for life unless its broken or thr is ne periodontal issue..and if the rct is required thn its the only basic way to save the tooth..best of luck feel free to ask ne further queries
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Root canal is a complete treatment by itself as long as proper treatment protocol is maintained. But a reinfection can happen if necessary hygiene is not maintained or other lifestyle disease's like diabetes is not controlled well.
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Dr. Piyush Jain
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8 yrs exp
Bhopal
No if root canal treatment is done accurately then there will be no pain in future
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