Why Is There Tenderness After Getting A Root Canal And A Crown Placed On Molar?
I've had a root canal and a crown placed on #30 molar. However, the reason for the root canal/crown in the first place was a cracked tooth. The tooth in question has always been somewhat tender..it's been approx 6 years. My dentist informed me that the crack must have gone done the root and is now deteriorating under the crown. I will probably have an implant done..the question is if I leave the deteriorating root too long will it actually harm my jaw bone. I am on a 6 month recall with my dentist. Thanks for your input.
If the tooth is infected the infection will eventually pass to the surrounding tissue, jaw bone.. A course of antibiotics and analgesics will provide relief till you go for the surgery take tab almoxiclav BD, tab nimi BD. I would suggest you to do the treatment as soon as possible.
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Why Is There Tenderness After Getting A Root Canal And A Crown Placed On Molar?
Hi, Thanks for posting the query, If the tooth is infected the infection will eventually pass to the surrounding tissue, jaw bone.. A course of antibiotics and analgesics will provide relief till you go for the surgery take tab almoxiclav BD, tab nimi BD. I would suggest you to do the treatment as soon as possible. Take care!