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Old 01-15-2014, 08:27 AM #3
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Hi thanks. I was prescribed antibiotics by my dentist prior to the root canal, but I didn't take them.... So whatever infection was present at the time probably wasn't cleared out when the endodontist did the root canal.

When I went for my permanent filling, the dentist commented that it was a very well done root canal (the guy I went to is apparently the best in the area).

Anyway, that being said, and having read many things on this forum (which unfortunately, I found only a day before the root canal, and by then it was too late to say no...), I think I should get it extracted ... I'm just wondering about any possible complications?

Thanks!
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