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Wisdom tooth related ???
Wisdom tooth inclined and damaged the next one... Which is being treated for RCT ... Phase 1 of RCT was done morning .... It's still paining .. Is it normal
How ad would be wisdom tooth extraction .. Worried
What is the preferred procedure ... Worried as I am in a new city and no disaster recovery plan
Advise / suggest
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Hi..yes it's always better that you undergo root canal of the second molar and remove the wisdom tooth. Yes there will be some pain after first session. You can take pain killers. Pain will gradually come down.
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If your treating doctor has taken an xray and have shown you that the inclined wisdom tooth has caused damage to the next tooth, then the ideal sequence of treatment would be RCT of the tooth, followed by removal of wisdom tooth. Wait for one week after removal of wisdom tooth and go ahead with cap/ crown for rc treated tooth. You will be prescribed antibiotics and pain killers in the first week of treatment ( after rct and wisdom tooth extraction). This will make you feel comfortable.
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Treatment of the adjacent tooth was inevitable, but the long term goal would be to keep the area free from trouble, the success of which would be removal of your wisdom tooth. It is imperative that it is done before the crown is placed on the RCT treated tooth. Most RCT treated tooth would be painful just follow the medication and advice given by your dentist.
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Hi good if we can save wisdom tooth thr Rct
Pain is no way related to the success of the treatment rather it is the way tooth is responding
So I guess jst have faith on doc
Positive attitude towards professionals really adds up towards successful treatment
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Dr. Seema Kundra
Dentist
31 yrs exp
Ludhiana
First of all properly assess that d wisdom tooth is pressing the adjacent tooth which is being treated If yes then extract the wisdom tooth and treat the adjacent tooth by RCT and Cap
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