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Teeth Nerve exposed
My teeth nerve(moler teeth) has exposed form few months but I didn't even realize that, but now it hurting horribly, someone told me to do rct , I don't know anything about rct! Is this possible to remove my pain without loosing my teeth. Hope u get noticed , thanks in advance 😊
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Pls find out the reason why your tooth nerve ( Pulp - in dental terms) got exposed, eg: caries, attrition or erosion
If caries then it can be taken care of with the help of RCT.
But if attrition or erosion then ther are added occlusal corrections needed so that it doesn't cause any further damage.
Next Steps
get complete check up done ( preferably get a prosthodontic consultation done)
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don't delay
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Dr. Bikramjeet Singh
Dental Surgeon
13 yrs exp
Gurdaspur
Without any delay go n visit your dentist, get your proper treatment (r.c.t.) done without further delay
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Dr. Nishanth Shetty
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
Firstly root canal treatment actually is saving your tooth. The nerve is exposed means you will be in tremendous pain. Use Colgate painout for immediate relief but also visit a dentist at the earliest or extraction would be the only left over option.
Also do tell if you have a swelling or pus.
Next Steps
Visit an endodontist and start up on antibiotics and painkillers asap
Health Tips
don't let food get lodged there
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