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Hi. I have recently undergone a root canal treatment. And a permanent crown is fitted. what are the chances of the same tooth being infected. As per my understanding during root canal procedure, the nerves are removed. So how can I sense if the same tooth is infected again.
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The crown is for protecting the tooth from further infection. However there is least chance for that tooth to get infected if ur oral hygiene is good and the treated tooth is free of any dirt/tartar accumulations. Since the infected nerves are removed during root canal treatment u can sense reinfection only wen it has gone deep into the root again. To avoid this maintain good oral hygiene.
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