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I don't take complete treatment teeth
I have been having teeth pain due to rct..I didn't complete it nd about 2 years have to go for root canal...I m in a lot of pain...the teeth color has changed...it's turn into red color...what should I do now
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Get a x ray done first
Then accordingly you need to go for Re rct and crown done
Re rct if there is infection
Don't neglect the crown part it is must after rct
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Get your treatment completed as soon as possible. Delay can lead to fracture of tooth. Colour change to red is suggestive of either gum ingrowth or internal resorption which is making the tooth weak.
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Get your treatment completed
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Get rct completed!
That will resolve your issue
As you have mentioned reddish colour , it might be gums ingrown in between
That also has to be addressed
These all are likely treatment plan
However final decision can be made only after clinical examination and radiograph
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Don’t leave treatment in between it complicates the issue
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