What should I do if there is a hole in the root canal after a long time after root canal treatment?

Hurry up and check it to see if it is the replacement or the tooth is cracked, if the repair is lost and then replaced, if the tooth is cracked, it will be more troublesome, if the crack is deeper, the tooth may not be saved.

If the tooth that has been done with a root canal** is relatively large, if you do not have braces, it is likely to be accidentally cracked. It's best to get checked early.

Due to the removal of the dental nerve, the tooth tissue will become very brittle, so for patients who have done root canal**, we generally require them to make crowns.

Now, there's a good chance that your teeth have been split.

The main thing is to take a dental film and look at the condition of the teeth.

If the root can still be preserved, then make a pile crown; If the root of the tooth is no longer valuable, it is recommended to use the wisdom tooth and the anterior tooth (first molar) for prosthodontic restoration after extraction.

It's not an emergency, but if it does split, it can cause inflammation, so see a doctor when you have time.

Your wisdom teeth are tilted forward against your front teeth, so the doctor asks you to have your front teeth removed and put on a set.

The abnormal forward growth direction of wisdom teeth determines that your front teeth will be loosened and broken, fortunately, the front teeth have been done with a root canal** will not hurt, but loosening and local bone resorption are unavoidable, according to your description, the back teeth should be in a state of median impaction.

Don't worry, go to the hospital to take a dental film to see the degree of bone resorption in the front teeth The absorption is serious Two teeth are extracted together The absorption is not heavy Wisdom teeth are extracted first Anterior teeth are followed up for observation How long can it be used.

You should make a sleeve as soon as possible, and if you don't want to do it, you have to go to the hospital to re-repair the worn filling, if it is not long, and it will be decayed again, your previous ** will be done in vain.

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Bleeding gums have no effect on taking medicine. First of all, we need to look for **, and then decide on ** method. If it's gingivitis or periodontitis.

Causes frequent bleeding of the gums. A full mouth scaling and systematic periodontal cleaning are required**. Once the bleeding gums are better, the bleeding gums will get better and stop bleeding.

There is no longer inflammation in the gums. It can reduce bad breath and odor. If it is found that you have a blood disease through a blood test, you should go to the hematology department for consultation in time.

There is also a condition that can also cause bleeding gums. It's a disease of the liver. If you have hepatitis, cirrhosis, etc., it can also be reflected in bleeding gums.

If the bleeding gums do not improve after scaling, it is recommended to go to other departments of the hospital for consultation.

If you find that the gums bleed, the most important thing is to be timely**, in fact, for oral diseases, taking medicine is not the most important, taking medicine can only play a role in relieving symptoms, can not achieve the purpose, so the drug ** is a way to treat the symptoms and not the root cause. If the gums bleed, the most important thing to do is periodontal**, including supragingival cleaning, subgingival scaling, etc.; However, there is also a situation that requires medication, such as very severe bleeding or combined with systemic diseases, and the physical condition is relatively poor, it is not suitable for periodontal**, so it is necessary to relieve the patient's symptoms through medication** first. Drugs ** are mainly some anti-inflammatory drugs and hemostatic drugs, anti-inflammatory drugs are more effective for periodontal disease, that is, metronidazole or ornidazole drugs, and some local drugs can be used, such as mouthwash potions, and toothpaste with hemostatic function can also relieve the symptoms of gingival bleeding, but only limited to special people with systemic diseases, only consider giving priority to drugs**.

It is impossible for a tooth to grow on its own if it has a hole. Don't underestimate a hole, if it is not treated in time, it will soon become larger, and if it has an impact on the teeth, you must find a specialist to check it out. I hope my answer is helpful to you, thank you.

In this case, it is better to go to the dental clinic for examination, usually pay attention to oral hygiene, and rinse your mouth in time after meals.

Unable to recover on your own, it is recommended to go to the hospital for it**.

Most people think that teeth are very hard and not prone to problems. But the result is a lot of dental problems that seriously affect our lives. If you don't pay attention to the basic cleaning and maintenance of your teeth, it is likely to lead to problems such as tooth decay, bleeding gums, periodontitis, etc.

In fact, if you find a hole in the root of your tooth, you should consult a dentist first. This method is very reliable. Tooth decay occurs at any age, and tooth decay can lead to tooth necrosis if it progresses.

Therefore, it should be at the time when the cavity is just discovered, not to make it worse, otherwise it will be more difficult.

First of all, you have to explain what kind of tooth you have.

Front teeth? Premolars? Molars?

Do root canals because of chronic apical periodontitis? Deep caries?

Do you have a serious tooth loss?

It is recommended to do porcelain crown restoration. The anterior teeth are due to root canal after the root canal, especially due to chronic apical periodontitis**, the tooth bridge and bridge are often discolored, which affects the appearance.

Due to the large bite force of the back teeth, it is also recommended to make a porcelain crown after the root canal**. This can reduce the stuffiness and increase the strength of the teeth to a certain extent. Because the pulp nerve of the tooth that has been done with the root canal is gone.

The brittleness of the teeth increases, and it is easy to break the teeth during future use.

If so, I suggest that you first drill the internal medicine pile, which is often referred to as the fiber pile. Metal piles are also available.

Then do porcelain restoration.

Your tooth is defective, and the effect of inlay restoration should not be as good as porcelain. However, it still has a lot to do with the doctor's technique, and the inlay is easier to fall off than porcelain. However, porcelain also has to grind some tooth tissue on the original basis.

The defect is large, and the remaining teeth are prone to breaking. Therefore, regardless of the type of restoration, do not use this tooth to chew hard objects for a long time after that.