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After rct of tooth no 7
I am attching my latest x ray and a photo of my right upper teeth. Tooth no. 7 is in process of rct. Tooth no 6 needs rct or filing. If I go for rct in no 6 can I get it done after completing my rct of 7. When tooth no 6 is in drilling procedure can it affect my treatment of tooth no 7 because both the teeth has been broken. Pls suggest me.
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Hello Sir, Your upper 6 tooth also requires RCT. You can get it done simultaneously or after the treatment of 7. In both cases, treatment won't be affected. As treatment of one tooth cannot affect the treatment of another
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Consult your dentist if you want both the treatment to be done simultaneously.
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the rvg shows the image of upper left back molar tooth region . tooth number 6 is also extensively carious lesion with pulp involvement . hence even the tooth needs rct. root canal can be done for both teeth parallely or individually depending upon the appointment schedule . but make sure that both teeth gets a cap done post rct which will give additional strenghth to the rct treated tooth .
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