Talk to Dentist on Root Canal
Asking for Self, Male, 26 years old, Lahore
Yesterday I have had my root canal done, now only the process of crowning is left. But I am unable chew food properly because of the gap which appeared after the procedure. And that gap is being caused by the teeth on which the root canal has been done. I want to know is it because of the swelling or it requires adjustment ?
Dr. Nadeem Chand - Dentist
BDS, RDS, MCPS (Oral Surgery), FICCDE (Singapore), C.Implant, C.Ortho. | Karachi
73 Positive Reviews
I don't understand what u mean by gap.
it will take some time to heal,also it depends on how the rct went
The gap must have been produced by the dentist in order to prevent occulusal trauma if there is some apical lesion. Now wait for few days and get crown on that tooth as soon as it become painless that will resolve your issue
Dr. Saadia Siddique - Dentist
BDS | Rawalpindi
If root canal is not completed then it is surely due to the rct procedure and if Rct is completed with multiple visits then it may be due to not having crown or left infection or gum pocket or few other reasons which will be revealed by the dental xray.
Dr. Maleeha Mumtaz - Dentist
BDS, C-implant | Islamabad
It must be due to the shaping which the doctor has done ,in case he has prepared the tooth for crowning...in tht case gap will be eliminated after crown cementation.
And if your dentist hasnt shaped the tooth for the crowning yet, thn he must have reduced the chewing surface intentionaly..in this case the gap will be eliminated after crowning...
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Agha Suhail - Dentist
BDS, MCPS (Operative Dentistry) | Faisalabad
28 Positive Reviews
If there is any gum swelling it will heal within few days ...Hope the dentist has prescribed you any medicines pleas take them regularly ..... Regarding the gap ...... it’s not clear where the gap is .... it’s better to visit the same dentist for consultation .
Aoa. What I got that it may be due to food impaction in gaps between the treated tooth/teeth and adjacent healthy teeth. To get the treated teeth crowned is the most appropriate solution as it's looking from your statement. Consult your dentist who has carried out procedures, he will surely fix this issue.
To fill this gap Crown required better to visit dentist and get your crown done as well.
Dr. Muhammad Ali Akbani - Dentist
BDS,RDS, MSc (Oral Medicine),C-implants | Karachi
For proper diagnosis and advise, pleases enclose the post RCT x-ray with the e - mail. If you have pain after root canal treatment,then post operative radiographic is mandatory before giving crown. Thank you but in case of mild pain many a times the healing of tissues surrounding the root Apex of tooth takes time, better to wait for at least two weeks for crown.
Dr. Saba Faruqui - Dentist
BDS | Karachi
As far as my understanding some dentist remove tooth from occlusion, it means they intentionally create this gap. But yes if you are feeling pain then visit your dentist and do not your crowning done before you are pain free.
If by gap u mean that your other teeth do not meet and there is gap between other teeth.. In other words yourbrct treated tooth is high and is not letting other teeth to meet then, go back to that dentist as soon as possible to adjust it.
After crowning it will be adjusted.
Try using a pain killer for two days..if the pain or discomfort still persist then you may check either there is some kind of infection or fracture..dont crown that tooth if pain symptoms are not relieved..
If you can the xray with us it will be helpful to diagnose
Dr. Sarah Hussain Khattak - Dentist
BDS, A.E.G.D (USA), C.Ortho (USA), C.Implant (USA) | Peshawar
1 Positive Reviews
I advise you to visit a dentist for detail diagnosis and treatment plan.
Aoa. It might have have been caused by the unbalanced filling. There might be high spot which is not allowing other teeth to be closed properly . visit your dentist asap. Thanks.
Dr. Saad Naveed - Dentist
BDS, MCPS, Certified in Implants, Certified in Advanced general dentistry | Lahore
2 Positive Reviews
I would advise you to wait around 1week before you get the crown done. At times the tooth becomes a bit tender after rct due to inflammation of the supporting tissues of the tooth. If the root canal is done properly the pain will get settled in a few days, after that you can get the crown done
AoA. I suggest you to visit your dentist as per his instructions and the swelling will settle down in a few days. Get the crowning done asap to prevent any kind of complications.
Dr. Vishal Dherwani - Orthodontist
BDS, FCPS (Orthodontics), FCPS | Hyderabad
Salam. You should visit your dentist and get the crowning done soon. The temporary filling must have excavated out thats why your canal is exposed and will cause pain and swelling. Get your crowning down soon.
Dr. Samar Ahmed - Dentist
BDS, RDS | Islamabad
Hi
Yes its possible the rct treated tooth has some highspots in the filling, get it adjusted by your dentist
Dr. Yasir Khawaja - Dentist
BDS, RDS, C.implantology | Lahore
Yes the gap is due to filling fracture filled after completing rct..u need the filling to be redone and gap should be completely filled.then chek the tooth by taking food on it..if its not causing pain get it crowned.
Dr. Zuhaib Farooq - Dentist
BDS, M.Phil, PhD (Scholar), C-Ortho, C-Implants, C-Endo | Lahore
13 Positive Reviews
Its a high spot. In the filling which i inderstood fron ur previous reply ....get it checked by the dentist .. it will be fine
Just go back to your dentist he will adjust it..!
Just go back to your dentist he will adjust it..!
Just go back to your dentist he will adjust it..!
Very minute gap between teeth after RCT is understandable, but it shouldn't stop you from eating on that side. Any way you can continue to eat with the help of rest of the teeth on that side. After having a crown, your complaint should disappear.
If the patient is having pain after RCT we wait for some time before we put on crown .
But if there is no pain we immediately put on crown .
As it is a must thing after RCT .
Ur gap must be the prep he has done before insertion of crown .
So just go back to him .
He will fix it .
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I cannot close my jaw, because of the teeth on which the procedure has been done. The teeth has become slightly taller than the others.
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it might b due to filling after rct.go back to your dentist he will adjust it
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