Why Do Root Canal Treatments Fail?
Root canals generally have high success rates, but several factors can cause a previously treated tooth to become problematic again:
- Incomplete Cleaning of the canals during the first procedure
- Missed or Complex Canals that were overlooked
- Delay in Crown Placement, allowing bacteria to re-enter
- New Tooth Decay or fractures
- Contaminated Restorations or loose fillings
- Cracked Tooth Roots or trauma
At CRAFT32 Dental Clinic, we begin with a thorough evaluation to determine the cause of failure and plan a precise retreatment strategy.
Endodontic Retreatment Procedure at CRAFT32
We ensure that your endodontic retreatment is done with precision, comfort, and care:
We ensure that your endodontic retreatment is done with precision, comfort, and care:
1.Examination & Digital Diagnostics
We take detailed X-rays and use intraoral scanning to understand the extent of infection or inflammation and identify complex anatomy that might have been missed previously.
2. Access Opening
A small opening is created in the crown of the tooth to access the inner root canals.
3. Removal of Old Filling
The previous filling material is carefully removed using rotary files and ultrasonic techniques, exposing the entire canal structure.
4. Cleaning & Disinfection
The canals are meticulously cleaned, shaped, and disinfected using advanced irrigants to eliminate any bacteria, debris, or infection.
5. Canal Re-shaping and Filling
Once cleaned, the canals are reshaped and sealed with a biocompatible filling material, usually gutta-percha.
6. Restoration & Crown PlacementA new restoration, such as a filling or crown, is placed to protect the tooth and restore its full function.