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Could pulsing/pain in the tooth still be present after RCT, even after the pulp has been removed......... if one of the canals wasn't fully treated?
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[QUOTE="Dr M, post: 137992, member: 8928"] Yes, any untreated canal could lead to the symptoms you are experiencing. If he has trouble navigating the canal, he should perhaps refer you to someone else. You get some endodontists who perform these procedures under a microscope, and you get modern, super flexible files, that make navigating a difficult canal easier. Some endodontists also use a laser as an adjunct in order to increase the disinfection process of the canal. [/QUOTE]
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Could pulsing/pain in the tooth still be present after RCT, even after the pulp has been removed......... if one of the canals wasn't fully treated?
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