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Tooth pain after doing RCT of 1 month
Tooth/gum is paining after doing RCT after the period of 1 month. Unable to go through x-ray as i m pregnent. How to find whether its RCT fail or new problem to tooth?
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Kindly visit dentist or endodontist.
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There are other diagnostic tools which can help the dentist differentiate between a gum pain and a tooth pain as x-ray is contraindicated. Please get an appointment to check.
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Visit d dentist ,get evaluated for high points in d crown if placed , food lodgement in near vicinity . Get scaling done and reduce the high point if present . Hopefully u may get releived.
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Please mention whether the crown is placed. It might be a gum pain due to food impaction or might be high points, Do scaling and occlusion correction . Gums are sensitive during pregnancy and highly reactive.
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Please visit the dentist and check for the above mentioned causes and go for a treatment plan
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Maintain good oral hygiene habits.
If there is no relief in this, then you can redo RCT.
Hope this helps you mam.
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Please visit the dentist for check up wether the pain is with same tooth or any other reason...
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