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Is RCT required
Hi doctor, here I am attaching xray. Please suggest.
1st xray doctor prescribed for re-rct. Does it require.
2nd xray does it need RCT.
Thanks.
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Yes re rct required.
Can visit. Is rc done very recent times??
Will evaluate and suggest accordingly.
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Yes premolar requires rct. Re rct if you have pain in the tooth with the crown.
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Yes required in premolar
However clinical corelation is needed
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Is there any pain or discomfort? What's your concern isnot clear here.
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visit nearby dental clinic for clinical evaluation
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May be, if you have symptoms on either of the teeth you might require RCT. X rays gives only additional information. Decision is based on clinical assessment.
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Dr. Sayona Swati Das
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11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes in premolar (1st picture ) rct required
In 2and picture rerct if pain present
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Dr. Aysha Aslam
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12 yrs exp
Bangalore
yes sir . one needs root canal ..another needs reroot canal only if it is giving trouble.
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