I had a molar that had a filling from when I was a kid. The tooth
Posted By: my experience on 2006-04-12
In Reply to: Root Canals...sm - CURIOUS
cracked and they put on a crown, but the tooth cracked below the surface and need a root canal. The couldn't get the crown off so had to drill through the crown. I had no pain during the procedure and very minimal discomfort after the procedure. He used some type of a drill bit with his hand to drill out the canal. The only thing I had a problem with was that he kept taking x-ray after x-ray to be sure he got all the root. I they they took at least 6 x-rays.
I hate going to the dentist, not because I'm afraid of what they do, but I've just had dentists who tell me I need work done that I don't need done. They just need a new boat or something. Anyway, other than having my mouth open for so long and the x-rays it wasn't an unpleasant experience.
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