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Pain in teeth
I' ve been under gone root canal treatment.but i feel little pain on the same tooth while eating food.pls explain why this continues is normal or i have to consult Dr.
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we need to check if the cap is fitted well or ther is any high point in the cap visit the dentist and examine for high points and take an xray for second opinion for the quality of root canal done
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No it's not normal. Consult with your dentist.
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I will have to have a look at your XRays to give you a better idea.
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Dr. Priya Verma
Dentist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
It is normal to have little pain for upto 2 weeks after the root canal. It is mostly inflammatory pain. Please consult your dentist if pain persists after 2 weeks also
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