If there is pus present, leaving the access opening without temporary sealing to facilitate drainage of pus may be beneficial.However, 24-48 hours is generally adequate. Leaving the endodontic access open without temporary sealing may encourage oral bacteria entering the root canal and resulting in subsequent bone infection.
I have Pennsylvania medical assistance and without a referral I can only go to this dentist. Could you explain why you suggest this? I will wait to hear back with your answer and perhaps call the 800 number to see if there is anyway I can see one without a referral. Thank you.
Seeing an endodontist is advised.
that sounds very weird ,and yeah your tooth is open which means NERVES are exposed , expect to hurt like hell . why didnt he take x-rays ?
that sounds very weird ,and yeah your tooth is open which means NERVES are exposed , expect to hurt like hell . why didnt he take x-rays ?