My root canal cap is loose since last few
months.. it doesn't pain until i try to eat anything hard from that side. The cap sometimes hurt my gums and it bleeds.. can it be fixed easily or do i have to get a new cap fixed now?
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Probably RCT treated tooth with cap might be moving because a loosened cap will not stay for months. Pain, bleeding associated with RCT treated tooth are suggesting secondary infection below the tooth so consult your dentist, have thorough examination with X ray and get a solution.
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Sir
If cap is out and it is intact it can n easily fixed but if cap is broken and tooth is also damaged it cannot be fixed again then you have go with x ray and see the condition for tooth and then plan for the treatment
You can also practo consult us
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1.If Only cap is mobile u can fix it again
2.If tooth is also mobile..u need to take an x-ray..to know re infection/fracture of tooth.
3.In ur case there is more chance of fracture of the tooth..as there is gum bleeding
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Get your crown fixed ASAP . Its quite long time and it's not advisable to wait. If the cap is not fitting then you should redo it. The bleeding from gums over your cap might be due to any sharp margin or gum infection .
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