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Root canal problem
Hi sir/madam,
Am suffering from teeth pain at 5 months back, at that time root canal treatment will be done, is it possible to done root canal treatment again instead of removing the teeth, doctor prescribe me better to remove your teeth, but am scared about that, but I don't have any pain now. please suggest me.
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yes ,the re root canal should be done if the teeth are in good condition. only if teeth are grossly demaged the extraction is advised .there is always a reason for extraction ,when the prognosis of the tooth is very poor it is indicated for extraction
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get further examination done along with re rct
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Exact diagnosis depends upon clinical examination and x ray. Remove the tooth if abscess is too big or tooth is badly broken. Take clinical opinion of MDS endodontist.
If removing the tooth... Do replace it a month later or as per doctor's advice.
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