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Undergoing treatment for rct
Today at AIIMS DELHI my RCT treatment started . I think dentist filled my teeth with temporary filling . I take all precautions like don't eat and drink for 3 hours and avoid hard food and all that. But at the time in evening that temporary filling is started eroding and very discomfort in teeth .. material is coming into my mouth...
My next appointment on 26 the February .
What should I do... help me out
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you can go to the near by dentist and get the temporary filling placed in the tooth. otherwise the tooth may get reinfectd
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Temporary cement is given so that it can be easily removed at the next sitting. It will come out. Nothing to worry.
Only follow the instructions given by your dentist. Don't be extra cautious.
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No issues don't worry nothing will happen
For a day or so u will have that discomfort
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