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Tooth ache
Severe tooth ache need rct abd cap done..can it be done on a single day please advice or removing tooth is better
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You should immediately go for rct.
Saving your teeth is most important.
Do as advised by your dental surgeon.
Sitting depends upon infection.
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RCT may be done in 1 sitting if the tooth is vital. If it is non vital then more than 1 sitting may be required. Cap has to be made in the lab so definitely more than 1 sitting
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It's better to save the tooth than the removal.. Yeah rct can be done in single sitting also.. But for cap placement it needs one more visit...
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Dr. Abhijit Bache
Dentist
8 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
preservation of natural tooth is always better, it depends upon the condition and further prognosis of tooth...
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Dr. Vishal Jasani
Implantologist
18 yrs exp
Mumbai
Keeping your natural tooth is always the best treatment. Depending upon the severity of infection root canal treatment can be done in single sitting or 2 appointments. But after the first sitting itself you will get relief in pain.
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