My metal crown of root canal came off 5 years ago, In recent days I am experiencing on and off pain.
How serious it is... I am breast feeding my kid hence postponing the dentist visit
Please suggest me if it's safe for my baby if I take dental treatment and medical
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Plan your visit to your dentist for treatment .leaving rct treated tooth without crown is not good as that decrease the tooth life .avoid food lodgement in same .
Giving history to your dentist regarding you are feeding your child will ensure him or her give safe medicines for you during this time.
Next Steps
1.use of mouthwash chlorhexidiene.
2.dental flossing/water floser can be practiced if required that will provide you relieve from pain if it is becos of lodgement ( causing infection).
Health Tips
avoid food lodgement by brushing your teeth twice and rinsing your mouth with water after food intake..
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Hi it's been quite sometime that your tooth is exposed because the crown is off.
A root canal treated tooth can have a reinfection if there is a break in the filling, can also break if it is subjected to forces of mastication hence causing pain.
Kindly get it checked at the earliest.
The dentist would assess and tell you what treatment is required.
It is definitely safe for your baby cause incase you need medication the dentist would prescribe accordingly.
Next Steps
Get an assessment and treatment at the earliest as delaying would cause further damage.
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Yes ! you're free to undergo dental treatment and take medications.
Your dental surgeon will take care of all the concerns mentioned above.
It's always advisable to get treatment done at the earliest instead of worsening it.
Hope your question is answered
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