Hi,

Thanks for asking the query,

After a succesful root canal treatment the canals are completely devitalised and filled with a inert material so there are no chances of pain.
Pain can be due to imcompletely done procedure, re-infection, or food lodgemnet between the tooth and the cap, i would suggest you to take an x-ray of the tooth depending upon which the treatment will be re-RCT .
Go for complete mouth scaling and polishing.
Take complete course of antibiotics and analgesics.
Maintain a good oral hygiene, use antiseptic mouthwash gargles twice daily.

Hope this helps out.

Regards...

Hi ,
Thanks for asking query,
Root canal treatment is the procedure in which all the root canals of particular tooth are completely cleaned , disinfected, and filled with inert material ,so there is no chance of pain with the particular tooth if the procedure is properly done.
Pain following the rct can be due to incomplete procedure,reinfection due to improper cleaning,infection in that area can be due to periodontitis also.
I suggest you to visit dentist get it checked clinically and radio graphically .
Have the scaling done, maintain oral hygiene, take tab oflox-ornidazole twice , tab ebility thrice, use antiseptic mouthwash twice daily.
hope this will help.

Hello,
Thanks for posting your query.
From the details issued,its clear that your root canal treated tooth has re-infected.
I would suggest you to get a radiological evaluation and pus has to be drained as soon as possible.
If you do not have confidence on your dentist,you can go for second opinion.
Your dentist may be trying to save the tooth.
If tooth cannot be saved,it has to be removed.
Take complete course of antibiotics.
Maintain good oral hygiene.
Use mouthrinses to prevent bacterial accumulation.
Take care.

Hello there ,

Thanks for writing your query,

According to your history i can suspect some remnant of the infected pulp tissue has left unexplored during the root canal procedure or there is a missed canal due to which the infection has gone worse and you have developed a periodontal abscess due to spread of infection to the underlying tissues.

This type of periodontal abscess drains in the oral cavity and may lead to nausea and vomiting.

This type of periodontal abscess needs to be drained and compressed in position and then followed by a course of antibiotic and analgesic will subside the symptoms of pain and swelling.

once the abscess is drained the infected tooth needs to be explored again for root canal procedure.

you need to get an x ray done the affected area to confirm the presence of infection,

exact diagnosis can be made only after clinical examination and evaluation by taking radiographs.

so please consider getting the treatment done by consulting a dentist.

i hope this helps ,

take care.