As soon as possible. The longer you wait, the more chance there is of the temporary filling falling out and bacteria contaminating the inside of the tooth. Also, the tooth may fracture since root canal treated teeth have often been previously weakened by extensive decay.
Within a couple weeks is usually a good time.
Generally speaking, sooner is better than later.
Not getting a crown can result in the tooth fracturing, and a crown might not be possible then. Also, if the tooth with the root canal is visible when you smile, it may turn dark and diminish your smile. A crown will prevent that.
Waiting a few weeks before getting the crown is not always a bad idea, though. Allowing some time to pass will determine that the root canal was successful before investing in an expensive crown that might be lost if the tooth has to be extracted.
Wait until you are totally off pain killers and antibiotics to make sure there is no pain/discomfort. Dont hurry anything, my dentist did and I had to redo the root canal and finally extract the tooth. Its almost 40 days now and my treatment is still on... :-(
It should take approximately two to three weeks for a root canal to heal. If your tooth still hurts you should set up an appointment to see your dentist.
A successfully completed RCT ensures that your tooth is no longer live. Rct is done on tooth that are already dead or that do not have a realistic possibility of staying alive and fully and practically functional. YOUR TOOTH SHOULD BE DEAD AND HAPPY if the RCT was successful.
If you have a tooth that has a a root canal, apio. , and a crown and is infected now in the bony area and it needs extraction what will happen if you ignore it too long?
It is important to know that the nerve is removed not killed. If a tooth has had to fight a long infection, many times the tooth is dead, which means it is unable to fight the infection present inside the canal. The treatment for this situation is root canal therapy. Most of the time the patient does not feel anything throughout the procedure except the delivery of local anesthesia. The treatment goal is to clean the canal space and remove all nerve tissue and bacteria that is present inside the canal. A successful root canal treatment will remove the pain experienced by the patient immediately unless the infection has spread outside the root around the tooth, then it may still be sensitive to biting forces. So to answer your question, the nerve is removed and therefore there is ideally no nerve tissue left in the tooth after the procedure.
yes. The dentist can remove the bridge and then re-cement it after the procedure is done. as long as there is not a lot of recurrent decay, otherwise they would have to remove the decay and build the tooth back up and that would call for a new bridge. can root canal be done a tooth that is capped
well unless your having a baby tooth extracted there should be no other tooth that comes in.
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First we need to know how long ago did you get the root canal done? Is it done well? How is your periodontal health and the adjacent teeth? If the answer to all these questions is positive, ie a) your periodontium and gingiva surrounding the tooth in question and general oral hygiene is good. b) Your adjacent teeth are strong and healthy. c) The root canal was done properly and the tooth was sealed well. How deep below the gingival margin is the chip? Then, i believe you can save your tooth still with a full crown on it. You need to visit an endodontist for specialist opinion. An x-ray of the tooth will confirm the status and prognosis of the tooth.
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