Based on my own exprience, just a little pain during the injection. I done it in two session - roughly around one hour per session.

How about after numb effect is gone? Still ok? Can you consume food? Have to take pain killer to eat and sleep?

It's depends on your pain tolerance.

Mine still okay can eat normally after few hours. No problem.

Just take a painkiller before you sleep.

depending on whats the intensity of the whitening product you're using.

Do enquire your dentist about it and how often it can be done.

There are variety of products available nowdays.

Your dentist should give your local anesthesia to numb the tooth to be worked on so you wouldnt be feeling much pain.

But if the tooth is having an acute infection, you may experience some discomfort post root canal.

It usually takes a couple of visits to thoroughly clean out the root canal space of your tooth.

Do discuss with your dentist.

Morning.
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This post has been edited by Chastain: Mar 16 2022, 07:19 AM

Wow, this post has been helpful, a lot of information

Any recommendations of klinik pergigian (public one) that can do root canal retreatment? I stay in Subang Jaya.

Any advise on how to prevent tooth being shaky and eventually have to pull out? Dentists can't seem to do anything about it.

Huh what kind of tooth is it? Adult tooth?

Hello,

I think the nearest dental clinic to subang jaya would be in kelana jaya, but highly unsure if they will take up root canal treatment, they might refer you to the nearest specialist dental clinic for root canal.

Any particular reason you're looking for government clinic to get your root canal done?

Hello,

My advice would be to stay away from these whitening toothpastes as with frequent and prolonged use combined with improper brushing technique might cause excessive wear on your tooth surface

Hope that helps

Hi there,

Really depends on what degree of mobility(shakiness) it is in right now, usually if its Grade III most likely it has to be extracted and replaced with a new teeth, best to get checked with a dentist beforehand to assess the overall oral health and condition before proceeding

Sounds like you have gum problem or periodontal disease.

Your best bet is to consult a periodontist.

I bought this one. Cheaper

Basically is cost concern. Private endodontist is unfortunately too expensive for me.

Yes adult teeth.

Thanks for reply. Periodontist is not the same as a dentist?

What's your recommended toothpaste?

Periodontists are speacialised dentist for gums and structures surrounding the teeth

Any regular fully white paste only toothpaste would do the job, personally I would recommend Colgate Total but just the regular one or Systema has pretty good toothpaste too