Need x-ray to dx.: It is not uncommon to have instruments separate in the canal. You do not mention if you are in pain? Suggestions include, have your dentist or endodontist try to remove the instrument or possibly fill around it. It is very hard to be definitive without the aid of a radiograph.
Answered 2/7/2015
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Endodontist: An endodontist (root canal specialist) can evaluate the tooth. They might be petter prepared to remove the piece. Root canals do separate from time to time, especially in tortuous canals. After the endodontist evaluated the situation, all your treatment options will be presented. All the best...
Answered 2/7/2015
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See an endodontist: One of the most common complications, particularly in patients whose root canals are severely curved You should be advised to see a specialist endodontist to resolve the problem and complete the treatment.
Answered 11/28/2017
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Separated file: See a root canal specialist, and Endodontists, for evaluation. File may need to be removed or it may need to be sealed in place.
Answered 9/5/2017
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