Talk to Dentist on One Side Of My Teeth Has Broken Because Of This My Whole Teeth Is Full Of Pain.
Asking For Self, Male 20, Faisalabad
One side of my teeth has broken because of this my whole teeth is full of pain. Root canal is best option for this?
Dr. Nuzhat Tauqeer - Dentist
BDS , Certified Implantologist (UK) , Certified Orthodontist (UK). | Gujranwala
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w long it's broken??
Best management n treatment is to visit ur nearby dentist for full evaluation
Yes if its broken upto some extent we can give a try to save it or of it is grossly broken it may need extraction.. you need a dental visit
Need to visit dentist for proper consultation and planning
Dr. Layla Mansoor - Dentist
BDS | Karachi
Detailed clinical examination needed. with xrays as investigation.
Dr. Rabail Jamal - Dentist
BDS, Certified Facial Aesthetician AACME (USA) | Islamabad
16 Positive Reviews
we have to see before giving any diagnosis
we have to see clinically
please take online appointment to check and better advise
Yes most probably root canal but needs clinical examination, and investigation first before making any diagnosis!!
,can be done rct but better to visit a dentist for porper diagnosis and treatment
send picture as well as periapical xray
u can post a clinical picture with xray for.proper diagnosis
Better to visit dentist for proper diagnosis and treatment
snd picture and opg xray
how did it break?
Dr. Salma Ali Khan - Dentist
BDS, Certificate in Aesthetics Dentitry (UK), Certificate Restorative Rentistry | Islamabad
44 Positive Reviews
Share xrays , most probably yes rct is the treatment following crown
I will help u through homeo medicine..but I need ur history before treatment...for details history book appointment through Marham app
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There is a classification for tooth fracture and treatment is planned according to it.I
in short you have pain in your tooth if the crown portion is fractured then it can be saved from root canal but if the root is also fractured then go for tooth extraction ... it is better to check any nearby dentist for further clinical assessment and procedure.....
Well its better to consult a dentist he will examine and run free xrays then he or she can tell either the fracture is repairable by doing root canal treatment or it’s very deep you might need an extraction
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