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Apico or just have the tooth pulled

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PostPosted: 12/13/06 - 15:31    Post subject: Apico or just have the tooth pulled Vote now! Reply with quote
I am being told that I need a Apico with possible retrograde filling. I have been told that if the root gets cracked you lose the tooth anyway. Does it make sense since it is a back molar to just have the tooth pulled and not Apico???
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