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Tooth decayed and sensitivity.
Hello.. My tooth got decayed and continues pain due to sensitivity. Please recommend me what should I prefer root canal treatment or should I get it removed.
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Hi you need to visit dentist as soon as possible. If it is sensitive then normal filling is required and if it's paining then it might be go for rct.
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Decay that had not involved the nerve requires a filling. Decay that has reached the nerve will necessitate a root canal or extraction. You are only 32 years of age. You have many many years to go. Preserve your teeth. Don't extract.
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You should get a root canal treatment done and try to save the tooth.
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Difficult to say without x ray . if possible send me x ray .
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RCD Should be done
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U should not extract d tooth ...as it only comes once...instead u should save it by root canAl treatment...u should visit a nearby dentist fr dat
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