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Cracked tooth
I went to my dentist today she said one of my teeth is cracked and thats why i am having pain. I am having shooting pain when cold water is applied to the teeth. But i am also having pain in the adjacent tooth when drinking cold. Can the cracked tooth refer pain(sensitivity to cold) to the adjacent tooth.
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Rct has to be done as per your symptoms.
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Yes! There may be refered pain due to cracket tooth ! If the problem is worse then you should go for root canal treatment of your cracket tooth this will defenatly help out
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Yes it can be referred pain.Initially you can try tooth paste for sensitive teeth for some time.If not cured then you can go for RCT.
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Hello dear
Please be calm
Yes pain can radiate from one tooth to another
It can happen in cracked tooth or fractured tooth also
I suggest you get an x ray
May be you will require RCT
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Dr. Anupama Madihalli
Dentist
17 yrs exp
North Goa
Hi,
It is entirely possible that you may be experiencing referred pain in the adjacent teeth.Or it may be thet the adjacent tooth is also sensitive. There is no way to tell for sure with out a through examination.I suggest you go with the advice of the dentist who has already evaluated you
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