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About RCT treatment
Attached post RCT with LCR filling *(9nov)
Done RCT with LCR filling on 9 nov.
The tooth has no sensitivity and pain now . functioning like normal tooth
But the crown has not placed due to
1. Tooth filling on other teeth
2. Extraction of other teeth .
For this reason the time has passed .
The doctor shedule the crown for 12 December.
Is late for one month any harmful effects or re infection on tooth?
On this tooth ,eating soft food , avoiding hard food
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Crown has to be placed within 2-3 days after rct has done. Get xray of tooth prior to Crown placement to rule out any infection associated. You can consult through this for further details.
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Hello..
it's absolutely fine as for now.. as you don't have any complaint...but leaving it like this for long may cause reinfection when the filling is removed due to any external factor. You are taking precautions that's great 👍
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go to your doctor at the scheduled time..no worries
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