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Is it ok to have mild heat sensitivity in molar teeth after doing Root canal after 2 weeks of time...
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Need to go for xray
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There should be no sensitive after Rct ,u should have to do again x-ray, gargles with warm water.
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It's fine.Thermoseal repair toothpaste and brush 15 minutes after application from gums towards the teeth
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No there should not be any pain after getting rct treated
You need to get X Ray done
Further treatment might be required
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No not Atall
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Nope,its not OK,either RCT is incomplete or the tooth having pain is different
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Dr. Dhiraj Kumar
Dental Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Delhi
No, it is not ok.
After RCT, no sensitivity should be there in the tooth.
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Get an IOPA x ray done of the tooth on which RCT has been done.
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