Local Anaesthesia Questions

Yes, rct is not a permanent solution.
And infection can recur.
Take proper homeopathic treatment.
You can consult me at Lybrate.

sir after root canal treatment the tooth is non vital.that means the tooth is unable to withstand the normal occlusal forces which can further lead to tooth breakage. once the tooth is broken no furthur treatment can be done ,hence to prevent that we advice to place cap after root canal.

Hi. lybrate-user. Expense of rct depends. Which tooth is involved, it's repeat rct or new. It's all depend .n hospital doesn't do rct. Endodontist do root canal treatment who are specialists for it. Better to go for endodontist not for hospital thanks.

No it is common to have pain till 2-3 days.
You can consult me at Lybrate for homeopathic treatment if it continues.

Rct is very much safe procedure.
Reason of the above incident or say accident will be detailed only by the doctor who had that case or the autopsy report.

It is necessary to have a cap .. but if the structure of tooth seems good you can wait ... For a cap .. can you please share an x-ray .. so as to be clear of the diagnosis given to you

Well you will officially be under technician head nowadays we have anesthesia technicians and anaesthesiologist you can definitely learn at your interest from doctors.

Yes caping is must after every rct of any teeth so that teeth will have less chance of fracture due to heavy masticatory forces .because after treatment tooth become brittle due to non vitality. N second if uhave un cleaned teeth due to poor oral hygiene ,u shuld go for cleaning. So that your teeth and gums will free of disease.

Unless until its not painful don't disturb the removal site. Most probably it can be small bone fragment left inside the wound. If it doesn't pain but irritates tongue or other soft tissue causing ulcers then you can get it removed but its not so serious and it will not require another surgery. No need to worry for that.

Rct is the treatment for removing caries or bacteria which has reached pulpal tissue. If your treatment was proper, then there are no chances of complications, rct is completely safe. I suggest you get it capped.