Some 7 to 8 years back, I had root canal done. While doing the procedure, the doctor might have exerted some pressure and the file broke in the root. She never told me about this. Now I have left the city. I started feeling some sensitivity in that tooth. So I went to another dentist to gave the procedure done again. He found out thus and told me.
He says it cannot be removed. I want an opinion on it. Can the needle be removed for the root canal? I still have the sensitivity in the tooth.
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usualy even if a needle is broken ...rcts r successful coz we bypass d needleand restore d tooth t apical seal...u can take an x-ray ...il be able t advise umore appropriatly...as t weather d file was bypassed or not
as u said it has been 7-8 yrs gum health is also necessary
senstivity can be due t gum sweeling...not t worry ...scaling can be one fr dat area
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