Pain in cracked teeth

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Asked for Male, 28 Years

I have pain in my front teeth. Actually my teeth was cracked since 3 years. Please suggest me. Pain starting form morning .

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Dr. Prashant Bhangale

Dentist 26 yrs exp Pune

Hi...You need to know if the crack in tooth is also passing through root... You need through check up and x ray to get good diagnosis.

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Dr. Prof. Mahendra Raj

Oral Medicine and Radiology 29 yrs exp Chennai

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You must rule out the pain in consultation with a dentist he will advise you to take Xray's. If the tooth needs RCT and cap it will be done and your pain will go away.