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Tooth broken from inside
Hi,i am suffering from tooth pain while eating, In both side of lower jaw two of my tooth are broken from inside,every doctor is telling about root canal to fill that gap.But i don't want that because many of my friends are telling that this is panic process and after that also i cann't eat normal and i have to take extra care of those teeth forever.So is there any alternative of that,how i can get those gap filled without too much pain.
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If u want to save tooth go for RCT. U can visit a root canal specialist for this.
If u dont want to save the tooth go for extraction.
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At your age you must not remove the tooth. Get a root canal and capping done. Root canals are generally painless these days as local anesthesia is given before the procedure
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Dr. Priya Kumari Sinha
Dental Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Delhi
You are young and shouldn't extract teeth, if it can save. You can save your teeth by rct treatment and this treatment is not more painful. After rct, gap filled by capping of both teeth.
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Dr. Ayush Jain
Orthodontist
9 yrs exp
Delhi
Your perception regarding root canal treatment is not right. Other alternative is get that tooth extracted and go for implant
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