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SIR/MADAM HALF OF MY 2ND MOLAR IS CHIPED
SIR/MADAM HALF OF MY 2ND MOLAR IS CHIPED AND I WANT TO SAVE MY TOOTH. CAN IT BE SAVED BY RCT AND CAPPING. I GOT MY IMPACTION DONE 2 WEEKS EARLIER. PLZ RSPOND QUICKLY AS I AM A BIT SCARED OF DENTURE COSTS IF IT CANT BE SAVED.
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If the tooth fracture does not extend till root ..it can be saved. The extent of fracture Need to be judged by check up and dental x-ray .
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Get an x-ray done to find out the extent of damage to your Second molar.
if things look bright then your tooth can be saved by doing a root canal treatment and a crown over it. all the best and don't worry. every thing will fall in place once you consult your near by doctor
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Dr. Dushyant Chauhan
Oral And MaxilloFacial Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Junagadh
If only chipped off than it will definitely be saved .. consult near by dentist or endodontist.. he/she will explain treatment plan according To ur tooth condition
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