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Can we Stop rct
My first sitting is over Of RCT .
Is it possible to stop the treatment now,and not to do any further treatment?
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If u stop it .. u will be again infected, n u will b in pain .. better get it completed.. not advisable
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Dr. Shiv Chadda
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29 yrs exp
Mumbai
Not at all ...just because the pain and symptoms may disappear after the first sitting ,leaving the tooth with an incomplete RCT is asking for reinfection and maybe more complications in the near future.
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Dr. Shilpa Khera
Dentist
12 yrs exp
Pune
Dear Sir,
You cannot stop rct after one visit as complete eradication if bacterias is not possible in just one sitting.
You need dressings n good cleaning n shaping of the roots before root canal filling so that the treatment prognosis is better.
If you have any doubt or if you are not comfortable n confident about your dentist you can visit endodontist who is a root canal specialist or an experienced dentist n put your concern so that he or she takes good care of you n do your treatment without any discomfort.
Regards
Dr Shilpa khera
Lilly white dental clinic.
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