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Pain in teeth
My 25 teeth is already rct and crowned. A small gap present between 25 nd 26 teeth. Also 26 teeth break from side of 25 teeth. Also rct done in 24 teeth. I feel pain and sensitivity in Gum between 25 nd 26 and area of breaked 26 teeth. Is 26 teeth require rct or extraction? Or gum problem is there, guide what I do
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26 needs a rct and a cap
25 cap needs to be cut and removed since there is huge decay under the cap.
24 looks like a small decay that can be restored with a filling
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Rct with26 is advised.
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If food lodgement is there do flossing and gums massage.
If pain persists then go ahead with rct
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On viewing your X-ray 26 definitely need pulp testing done for RCT But in any case it requires restoration so that contact is build up between 25& 26 and thr is no lodgement of food and hence no pain. But more problematic is 25, which has a crown, which is inappropriate and hence will lead to food lodgement always because of the space beneath the crown. So you need to get that evaluated.
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Depending upon the clinical complains you are making
It seems like more of a gum problem becoz of food enlodgement .
Do copious rinsing with warm salted water atleast 10 times followed by application of hexi gel 3 times a day
There are other clinical pathologies also in the radiograph...
Do visit a dentist for a thorough checkup ..
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