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Lingering soreness following root canal?

 
 
skull_leader7@yahoo.com
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      06-25-2008, 04:04 PM
Hi all,

Had a root canal on a molar back in February, got crown put on in
March. Since then, I have minor lingering soreness in that tooth -
mainly when I bite. Its not that bothersome, but I am worried that it
is there since I believe following a root canal I really shouldn't be
feeling anything from that tooth. When the endodontist did the work,
he told me that a piece of the file he used broke off inside the tooth
and he couldn't retrieve it. he told me its probably nothing to worry
about, but if it ends up bothering me further work can be done to deal
with it. Is the soreness I am feeling possibly related to this?

Thanks in advance for any help!
 
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Amatus Cremona
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      06-25-2008, 04:17 PM
Might be a cracked root

Might be lingering discomfort due to inflammation

Might be TFO secondary to isometric bruxism and clenching

Might be something else.


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> Hi all,
>
> Had a root canal on a molar back in February, got crown put on in
> March. Since then, I have minor lingering soreness in that tooth -
> mainly when I bite. Its not that bothersome, but I am worried that it
> is there since I believe following a root canal I really shouldn't be
> feeling anything from that tooth. When the endodontist did the work,
> he told me that a piece of the file he used broke off inside the tooth
> and he couldn't retrieve it. he told me its probably nothing to worry
> about, but if it ends up bothering me further work can be done to deal
> with it. Is the soreness I am feeling possibly related to this?
>
> Thanks in advance for any help!

 
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Dartos
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      06-25-2008, 06:10 PM


All true. I'd start by checking the bite from all grinding angles.

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Amatus Cremona wrote:
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> Might be a cracked root
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> Might be lingering discomfort due to inflammation
>
> Might be TFO secondary to isometric bruxism and clenching
>
> Might be something else.
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Amatus Cremona
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      06-25-2008, 06:20 PM
On a tough case you won't fid the interference until you take a set of study
models in your hands and manipulate them gently until you find all possible
lateral bracing positions. It won't work if the models are on an
articulator.

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> All true. I'd start by checking the bite from all grinding angles.
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> Amatus Cremona wrote:
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>> Might be a cracked root
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>> Might be lingering discomfort due to inflammation
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>> Might be TFO secondary to isometric bruxism and clenching
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>> Might be something else.
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