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No need to worry. It will come out naturally through stool. Do not let the treated yooth open. Consult your dentist so that it can be closed.

Hello Lybrate user. After dinner, may be the temporary filling in the teeth is removed. Even if it's a part of teeth also. There will be no problem. Don't worry. There is no need to extract the teeth. But I advice you to do temporary filling again and wait and then you can do crown fixation. Sometimes, the patient may feel more sensitivity due to the break in structure of teeth after rct. Doing crown fixation now and after that if you feel pain or sensitivity, it makes the procedure more difficu...more

Hello Lybrate user. There is no need to worry for root canal treatment and liver issues. If in case you are doing extraction means, you can consult a general physician for fitness. Consult me for further details. Thank you.

Hi. Swelling in facial region, association with cavity when infection from the tooth goes to bone and gums. If doctor suggested rct, get the treatment done for permanent cure. Meanwhile, lukewarm water with salt will help in decreasing the pain and infection both.

Hi. It would have helped you better if you had mentioned the surgery you underwent. Regarding weakness, you can take supplements like protein ☓, resource powder for short duration of time. Take care.

Hello sir
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no no problem since rct is an elective procedure and is not contraindicated for diabetes. But take precautions. For further details you can contact me at my code bj6eie
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Dear Lybrate user, the swelling in area and pain in ear may be sign of infection in those remaining pieces of broken tooth. As your doctor says it is better to extract that remaining tooth peices. Or else pain and swelling will keep coming back.

Get a xray done and Dr. will see if there is any infection periapically or periodontally. He can better tell afte rseeing clinically.

You can go for the crown after 7 days of the root canal treatment. And there is no pain after the root canal is completed.

Dear lybrate-user, as far as I know, marks are deducted for decayed and missing teeth and not for restored teeth.