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Root cannal done teeth should be remove
Root canal teeth should be remove due to infection cap is not puted so i am getting severe pain please give me suggest
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Kindly evaluate with an X-ray whether Re Rct can be done. If yes better get it done by an Endodontist.
If it is not possible extraction is the next option.
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Consult and endodontist
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Dr.Idris MD
MDS- Oral Surgeon
Dent Inn
Chandralayout
Bangalore
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Consult a endodontist if the tooth is in good condition re rct can be done and saved and proper cap can be placed.
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Most re rct cases have good prognosis please meet an endodontist
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You need confirm it with the x-ray whether it should be removed or it is capable of saving.... If the x-ray shows any fracture then extraction is the option... If there is only infection on periapical region, then you can do a re-rct and crown... Always after root canal, if you don't put a crown the tooth has a risk of fracture, so to save the tooth completely root canal plus crown is the complete treatment....
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Start the treatment with prophylactic antibiotics, prescribed by your Dentist...
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No isssues re rct can be posssible. This tooth can be saved by doing re rct of the tooth. And then go for good capping of teeeth
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If u have got root canal done for ur teeth then I should cap it also..it's mandatory..because after root canal teeth becomes rigid..without blood supply data why chances of getting fractured increases...so get an x-ray done..might b possible that u developed an infection or it got fractured due to which u r facing trouble...it's not necessary that u have to remove the tooth...
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There might be a fracture as the tooth is not crowned..don't worry.. consult an endodontist...maximum the tooth can be saved by re- root canal treatment if the fracture is not severe
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Get the tooth examined by an endodontist, if re-RCT cannot be done, you may need to get it removed.
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Meanwhile, take any pain killer like Dolo 650 and gargle with warm salt water.
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Hello
Please send x ray
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Please share Xray. From what you are describing, the canal is reinfected. No need to extract the tooth. Only treatment needs to be done.
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