How to treat the recurrent pain in my RCT-treated tooth?

Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com.

I understand your concern.

I think your tooth is infected, or there is some canal in the tooth that has not been accessed properly. Take medication for at least three days your pain will be over. If they do root canal treatment properly, it will not fail. If your tooth is sound, much of the crown part is there. I suggest you go for a root canal. You can also upload a picture here or a picture of an X-ray. I can tell you properly if there are any chances of failure.

A probable cause can be an improperly managed RCT (root canal treatment). Investigations suggested are an X-ray or IOPAR (intraoral periapical radiograph). Differential diagnosis can be periapical periodontitis. The probable diagnosis is acute pulpitis.

I suggest you take the following medications after consulting with your physician:

1.Tablet Amoxyclave (Amoxycillin and Clavulanic acid) 625 mg twice daily for three days.

2. Tablet Lyser D (Diclofenac and Serrotopeptidase) if needed.

As a preventive measure, avoid hot and cold fluids. I suggest you visit us back with an X-ray.

Hope this helps.

Thanks and regards.