Tootache after root canal

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After root canal still I am having severe toothache while touching the tooth as well as eating something... Kindly let me know y it's happening.

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Dr. Simran Dental Surgeon 7 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Simran

Dental Surgeon 7 yrs exp Bangalore

if pain still remains aftr completion of root canal also that means infection is still remaining either in the root canal or below the roots in the bone. take an iopa xray to confirm that and do antibiotic course once. once rct is completed and there is no pain, go for capping of that tooth.

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