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Is There Any Painless Treatment For Teeth Filling?
i need to fill my teeth with out any pain is it possible ,previouly have i under gone treatment for this problem but it was failed due to over saliva by the time of filling and next morning i dont know what happen the filling was semi disturbed finally again iam as is. by the time of teeth cleaning iam unable to bear the pain so do u have any paimless treatment for this .
Wed, 19 Dec 2012
hello ,
you say that you have pain while getting your teeth filled . Pain generally does not occurs while filling a teeth. if you are experiencing one, then that means might be your tooth is decayed a lot and reached up-to the pulp(nerve) portion of your tooth. an x -ray will clear the status of your tooth. And if so is the case then u need to go for a Root Canal treatment(rct) which is done under local anesthesia and you will not observe any pain. Consult your dental surgeon as soon as possible.
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dr deepali
you say that you have pain while getting your teeth filled . Pain generally does not occurs while filling a teeth. if you are experiencing one, then that means might be your tooth is decayed a lot and reached up-to the pulp(nerve) portion of your tooth. an x -ray will clear the status of your tooth. And if so is the case then u need to go for a Root Canal treatment(rct) which is done under local anesthesia and you will not observe any pain. Consult your dental surgeon as soon as possible.
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dr deepali
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You need to get X-Ray done of associated teeth because if caries has approached pulp then it might require root canal treatment which is performed under local anesthesia & if is at junction then you can go for indirect pulp capping but before that you need to establish a proper diagnosis.
Consult your dentist as soon as possible.
Take Care
Regards
Dr.Neha
Welcome to HCM
You need to get X-Ray done of associated teeth because if caries has approached pulp then it might require root canal treatment which is performed under local anesthesia & if is at junction then you can go for indirect pulp capping but before that you need to establish a proper diagnosis.
Consult your dentist as soon as possible.
Take Care
Regards
Dr.Neha
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