Apicoectomy and gum recession around bridge crowns. Should I still be in pain? (Photo)

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Got one week api and my gum looks grey and is not existing anymore around my bridge.like it is eaten away or scrubbed away. i am still in pain. painkilker do not help- my teeth when touch the bottom one hurt. is this normal development and did he stittched badly? can he cutbthe gum and flap it to the right position?

Dantenapalli VijayVardhan, OMFS · Answer

It looks like the gum tissue flap blood circulation is compromised and the tissue is getting necrotized ( death of tissue). It is a kind of emergency and, so see your surgeon as early as possible.

German Arzate, DDS - Account Suspended · Answer

when apicectomy surgical procedures are done, its important to understand that you already had a root canal that did not worked, and the area was with a reaction, and now you have removed the tip of the root, so there si still a chance of having a reaction form the body, now the cleaning and the flossing below ,its very important, because that area below that bridge, can easily get contaminated, and you must keep that area perfectly clean. if bone graft, was set there, needs to be checked by your doctor immediately .apicectomy does not work in all cases, and reactions can occur.changing antibiotic, and provably cleaning and re stitching.

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