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Sensitive teeth even after 2nd sitting
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I am going through root canal treatment currently. Today I finished my 2nd sitting which concluded overall treatment. As per doctor, the only part remain is the taking crown size and then next sitting will be positioning the crown.
But I am still feeling sensitivity on the treated and surrounding teeth. It's the upper side 3rd teeth from the left. Assuming that senses to the treated teeth has been removed, then why still having sensitivity and pain upon drinking water(slightly cold water) . Is it common to have,or there can be other mystery.
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There should be no sensitivity after rct. Wait before getting your crown done also inform your dentist regarding this issue
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inform your dentist regarding sensitivity issue
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dont get crown part done if sensitivity persists
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There are chances of extra canals in your teeth pulp. Please ask your dentist to wait for few days until sensitivity resolves before placing crown.
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Dr. Dhiraj Kumar
Dental Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Delhi
It is not common to have any sensetivity or pain after RCT.
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Do visit the your treating doctor and explain the problem.
If required get an x ray done of the same tooth.
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