Root canal treatment has been painful for four months, can I get a tooth prosthesis?

It is not recommended to do porcelain restoration for the tooth that is still painful It is necessary to solve the problem and then consider the repair problem Generally speaking, a good doctor will not easily recommend tooth extraction You must first go to the hospital to check whether it is due to the pain caused by the failure of the root canal ** If this is the case, remove the root canal that has been done ** and do it again If it is caused by periodontal problems, then as long as the periodontal disease is OK After all the methods have been tried, it is not too late to extract the tooth Tooth extraction can be said to be the worst result.

If it hurts for four months, it may be that the root canal is not thorough enough. If you can, you can go to your doctor to do a new root canal**. If there's no need to redo it, unplug it, you can't fix it now.

I'm just suggesting that you go to the hospital for details.

Root canals** are not a complete success, and some cases of failure must be removed.

If it is not felt very large and you need to insert a partial removable denture, you do not need to remove it.

If you want to have a fixed denture, you must remove it to avoid future problems.

It is recommended that you go to the dental hospital for a follow-up examination to see if the root canal ** is in place? Don't rush your teeth. If it can't be cured, it must not be inlaid.

Go take another ** and see if it's overcharged or not in place, and there may also be remnants This is all caused by **incompleteness.

Summary. Hello, according to the situation you described, you may have inflammation at the tip of the root.

Guidance: Hello, according to the above situation, my advice is: go to the hospital to take small dental films, look at the condition of the teeth, there is inflammation can follow the doctor's instructions to take anti-inflammatory drugs, I hope it can help you Hello, according to the situation you described, you may be caused by inflammation of the root tip.

The tooth has been done with a root canal for a month and still hurts.

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Hello, according to the situation you described, you may have inflammation at the tip of the root guidance: Hello, according to the above situation, my advice is: go to the hospital to take small dental films, look at the condition of the teeth, there is inflammation can follow the doctor's instructions to take anti-inflammatory drugs, I hope it can help you Hello, according to the situation you described, you may have inflammation at the tip of the root caused by the guidance:

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In the ** period, I went to the hospital yesterday and the doctor said that the root canal was leaking, and I did the root canal **, and my teeth hurt even more today. I also took anti-inflammatory drugs last night, and it still hurts today, is this normal?

The doctor didn't go to work when I went to the hospital today, it's been almost a month, and it still hurts.

Tooth piece root canal** previously photographed.

Hello, you still have inflammation here.

It will definitely hurt if I just did it yesterday, so drink more water and take some medicine.

There's no reason why it hurts after a root canal! You should call your doctor for a proper examination. You can have a good doctor on Saturdays. Hang the expert number. It's good not to take the medicine casually, ***.

Hello! You can eat cephalosporin and metronidazole to temporarily relieve the pain, it may be the reason why the material is too high, I have helped you adjust it, temporarily observe it for a few days, if the pain does not go away, you can only remove the material and redo the root canal**.

This is clearly apical periodontitis and should be re-a**.

The reason for your dental apical periodontitis is that the pulp has not been extracted during the process, when most or all of the pulp tissue dies, or there is a bacterial infection, the product of pulp tissue decomposition and mycin will pass through the apical foramen, causing inflammation of the periapical tissue. In addition, when the tooth is hit by a sharp external force, the periapical tissue is also violently traumatized, resulting in apical periodontitis. In addition, ametrogenous infection can also cause apical periodontitis.

The main symptom of apical periodontitis is painful bite, the patient's tooth is elongated, there is a feeling of floating, and it is painful to tap the affected tooth.

Oral antimicrobial drugs, such as metronidazole, can be temporarily taken 3 times a day for 1 week; spiramycin, gram 4 times a day, for 1 week; Ibuprofen, gram 3 times a day.

Hello, it is also possible that your tooth is cracked (that is, broken).

It is recommended that you change your doctor and re-examine it**.

Hope it helps.

Yes, see your doctor as soon as possible, maybe you have inflammation at the tip of your tooth. Let the doctor examine you further.

In this case, it is best to go to a regular dental hospital for examination, if the root canal is not good, you must redo the root canal, if the root canal is not good, you can take oral anti-inflammatory drugs to see, there is no other good way.

Analysis: Hello, your condition may be due to pain and discomfort caused by apical inflammation caused by incomplete root canals, which is related to incomplete root canals and bacterial infection at the apex.

Suggestions: This is the tooth piece should be checked to see, if necessary, it is necessary to redo the root canal**, and now the pain is more severe can be taken with anti-inflammatory drugs such as amoxicillin and other drugs.

Disease analysis: The tooth that has done the root canal ** now has swollen and painful gums and uncomfortable bite, which is due to the collapse of the tooth and chronic apical periodontitis, which may be due to the incomplete root canal ** and the infection in the root canal spreading to the apical area, resulting in infection, and the tooth has no nerve but still has sensory nerve in the apical area.

Guidance: First of all, take a tooth film to check the root filling of the affected tooth and the condition of the apical area, combined with clinical examination, if it is determined that it is apical periodontitis and need to redo the root canal**, the formation of abscess in the red and swollen gums needs to drain pus and rinse the drug to reduce inflammation, anti-inflammatory drugs have little effect, mainly local ** is the most effective, if the gums are swollen and painful, you can take oral tinidazole plus amoxicillin for 3-5 days.

Hello, the pain caused by pericoronitis of wisdom teeth is often accompanied by facial swelling and pain in opening the mouth. If the root canal tooth causes pain, it is usually manifested as chewing pain, and then the root of the tooth will suppurate. Because your symptoms are not very obvious, if you want to determine if wisdom teeth are causing pain, you need to go through a check-up to determine whether it is painful.

For impacted wisdom teeth, because it is easy to cause pericoronitis of wisdom teeth and tooth decay (in fact, the tooth of your ** should be caries caused by wisdom tooth impaction of food), so it is indicated that it needs to be extracted, and there is no impaction, and the wisdom teeth that can erupt do not need to be extracted.

It is recommended to visit the dental clinic for examination to clarify **, and then take appropriate ** measures according to the specific situation. Because the wisdom teeth are located in the back, close to the mandibular nerve, and in the weak part of the mandible, the risk of extraction is relatively high, so it will be more expensive, and 500 yuan should be relatively normal**.

Problem analysis: Hello, through the patient's situation, it is mainly caused by the failure of the root canal, also known as the symptoms of residual myelitis, which may be caused by the root canal ** not measuring the bottom or missing the root canal, and this situation cannot be prevented, the best way is to remove the filling material and re-**.

Suggestions: Antibiotics such as cefixime and ornidazole can be used to fight infection, and the pain symptoms can be temporarily relieved, but if the root canal is not re-performed**, pain may occur after a while. Hope it helps.