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Root canal or not (please check opg )
Hello Doctor, I have 2 cavities for  left upper teeth. So consulted a dentist and they suggested for root canal for both teeth and not for a filling. Please check the attached opg and suggest me weather to go for root canal treatment or not. Thank you.
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First molar requires rct. For Second molar take one more x ray to check the extent of previous filling because in this x ray it seems filling can be done
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Hi one tooth definitely needs an rct,, second one( would prefer a smaller X-ray for better visualisation ) if the cavity is arrested and sound tooth structure is available filling can be attempted
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IOPAR radiograph
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Kindly elaborate your symptoms. Probably second last tooth may require RCT
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Rct in upper right  1st molar
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Hello Rct required for upper right side 1st molar
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Opg it looks both will go fr root canal only.
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Get X-ray
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Hi, From the OPG shared, looks like you need to undergo Root Canal treatment. Take a X-ray RVG to confirm.
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Hello! RCT is required for both the teeth.
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