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From: carleeniet on 14 Aug 2008 17:48 A couple months ago I had a root canal on a molar and it took about two weeks for the pain to completely go away. Previous root canals took a matter of a few days to be pain free. Now this tooth has the exact same symptoms as it did before I had the root canal. Is it posssible that the complete pulp was not removed? Any advise would be greatly appreciated, thank you. -- -
From: Steven Bornfeld on 14 Aug 2008 23:11 carleeniet(a)yazoo.com wrote: > A couple months ago I had a root canal on a molar and it took about > two weeks for the pain to completely go away. Previous root canals took > a matter of a few days to be pain free. Now this tooth has the exact same > symptoms as it did before I had the root canal. Is it posssible that the > complete pulp was not removed? Any advise would be greatly appreciated, > thank you. > The symptoms returning indicate there is something wrong, though exactly what and why I cannot say. You should return to the endodontist and have this looked at. Steve
From: Jan Drew on 16 Aug 2008 21:50
<Newbie(a)bix.nex> wrote in message news:p2nba45iaaju81u4hmfpq2ocmurndgefl7(a)4ax.com... > On Thu, 14 Aug 2008 23:11:06 -0400, Steven Bornfeld > <dentaltwinmung(a)earthlink.net> wrote: > >>carleeniet(a)yazoo.com wrote: >>> A couple months ago I had a root canal on a molar and it took about >>> two weeks for the pain to completely go away. Previous root canals took >>> a matter of a few days to be pain free. Now this tooth has the exact >>> same >>> symptoms as it did before I had the root canal. Is it posssible that the >>> complete pulp was not removed? Any advise would be greatly appreciated, >>> thank you. >>> >> >> >> The symptoms returning indicate there is something wrong, though >>exactly what and why I cannot say. You should return to the endodontist >>and have this looked at. >> >>Steve > > > Missed canal ? Fractured root ? > > Agree, go back to the treating dentist/endodontist. To your own peril. |