Can the tooth after RCT be infected again? If the tooth infection cannot be cured by normal treatment, it is necessary to treat the veins inside the root, which is called RCT (Root Canal Treatment). RCT should be done when the infection reaches the tooth nerve. If there is no infection in the veins, normal fillings will also work. If the micro-organisms that are our mouth friends find a way to reach the inner layer of the tooth, i.e. the pulp, the vein of the tooth becomes infected. Because of this, our teeth can hurt and pus can accumulate in the gums. In such a case, we have to do RCT to reduce the pain and cure the infection without removing our natural (permanent) teeth. When treating the root of the tooth, a small hole is made in the chewing part or the upper part of the tooth and the root is treated. Under what circumstances should RCT be done? When the tooth nerve is infected and the tooth hurts, due to not being treated in time, the infection has spread from the inner laye...
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