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Cap got removed
Hello there,
Few years ago i had root canal and was using cap to my premolar , but accidentally the cap got removed yesterday. I am 3 months pregnant and heard can not go under any dental check ups. So just wanted to know is it safe to get the cap re attach considering my current situation? Also I have cavities to one of the molar
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Get your cap fixed . It will be a normal procedure
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If it is only about putting the cap back you can get it done. But if it involves any kind of procedure it can be done between the 4th - 6th month. But again it's very important to have your gynacs consent letter as well for further treatment.
The cavities you can get it done between the 4-6th month provided you have your gynacs consent .
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Dr. Shruthy
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Fixing the crown back will not affect you by anyways. Completely safe.
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