Pain after TWO root canals on same tooth?!
Question: Pain after TWO root canals on same tooth?
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Root canals are not simple, straightforward procedures. They are difficult and complex. An upper right molar typically has 4 canals, however, there can be more. There can be lateral canals. There can be a strange apex or apicies . An x-ray may help determine the problem. Is there a radiolucent or black area (where it should be white bone) at the tip of a root, or up high, in between the roots of the tooth? Even when done well, a radiolucency at the root tip might mean the root may need an apicoectomy (the tip of the tooth is cut off after the Endodontist makes a window in the bone and gets to the root tip from the side). And assuming the Endodontist will want to do an apicoectomy on a #3, as there is a lot of bone around there due to the Zygomatic Process of the skull. A radiolucency in between the roots will indicate that the tooth is fractured and this is not a good thing. In all likelihood the tooth would need to be extracted if a fracture is suspected.
By the way, the problem is not if the filling is fractured. The question is did the tooth fracture?
ok its pain from the cracked filling cause the the filling is cracked so the tooth is bacteria in there which is causing the pain she needs to get it refilled
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