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unstable teeth
By miltos antoniou 2/5/2009 2:34:53 AM
i was bunch in my front teeth, and one teeth broke and two are unstable and move. Is being two weeks now. What can i do to save my teeth? Can i stable the two that are moving? My dentist say i have to make root canal to 5 teeth make them stable and said that they would not stable by themselves the moving teeth. Can you help me please. 2 days ago he took at the nerve of my 3 teeth but after i learn that maybe my teeth can be stable by themselves and stop move. thank you in advance miltos my email is busman123@gmail.com
Posted By : Dr. Ritz on 2/5/2009 2:34:53 AM
Regarding your problem, definately you need Root Canal on the teeth which are moving and mobile teeth donot get stablised by themselves if the mobility is more because of repeated mastication trauma during chewing of food or during swallowing. So you have to get the splinting done to stablise them. The splinting has to be done for minimum 3 weeks and if they are stable by then, splinting will be removed. For understanding Root Canal Treatment you can read the following.... Root Canal Therapy
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