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What Is An Appropriate Treatment For Severe Tooth Pain Due To Horizontal Positioning Of Teeth?

Hi I am suffering from sever tooth pain,I had an x-ray today, in that my last down tooth(right,left side) is slightly horizontal position.sever pain at left side,doctor suggested me to root canal for one tooth tommorow, and leater one tooth extraction. I am in confusion ,pls help me.
Fri, 17 Jan 2014
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Thanks for sharing your concern...!

Please note as rightly suggested by your doctor the adjacent tooth would have been infected due to food lodging and hence RCT would be advisable. However the main source for this damage is your impacted (Horizontally) placed tooth. which definitely required removal as well.

I agree with your Dentists treatment plan and i think you should abide by that..!

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What Is An Appropriate Treatment For Severe Tooth Pain Due To Horizontal Positioning Of Teeth?

Thanks for sharing your concern...! Please note as rightly suggested by your doctor the adjacent tooth would have been infected due to food lodging and hence RCT would be advisable. However the main source for this damage is your impacted (Horizontally) placed tooth. which definitely required removal as well. I agree with your Dentists treatment plan and i think you should abide by that..!