There is a small hole in my molor theeth ,I just wnted to know there is need for any RCT or its easy to been fill up my material , for prevention any condemnation
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You have to visit a dentist for this he/she might have to take an X-RAY for the involved tooth , if the decay is very little then it can be filled but if its deep then RCT have to be done followed by capping.
hello,
you need to visit a dentist and get it checked. get an x-ray done. if there is a cavity, you need to get it filled. if there is infection to the roots of the tooth, you need to get it treated.
If pain is not there simple filling would do. Rct is done if pain is there because of nerve involvement as determined by an xray.
Visit your dentist at the earliest.
Remember stitch in time saves nine.
I would suggest you to go for Dentist who will take an X-ray to identify the condition of ur tooth.as per that he would give u filling / root canal treatment.for any query or treatments u can call our team of Smile Up Dental Care & Implant Center Pune.regards Dr Ratnika Agarwal
A hole in tooth is not an indication of rct..if that hole extends into pulp where there are nerves and blood vessels,u may need one...its always best to get all cavities filled before it deepens...there is not absolute way to prevent a progressing cavity at home
If there is a small hole in the molar teeth it can be filled with composite a tooth colour material or by silver filling and I think rct is not required
Hello,
RCT is recommended only if the tooth is inected.A filling can be done if it is a mild to moderately deep caries.Consult a dentist.
Regards
Dr Sumanmakam
Hi,The hole in tooth or cavity if deep will go for root canal treatment which can be decided after x ray.If the cavity is superficial a filling is sufficient.
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