Re-Root Canal Treatment

When a previous root canal hasn't fully resolved the problem, re-treatment offers a careful second attempt to save the natural tooth rather than move straight to extraction. This often involves removing old filling material, addressing any missed canals or reinfection, and sealing the tooth properly. It's a more delicate procedure than a first-time root canal, requiring experience and precision — but it can extend the life of a tooth many patients assumed was beyond saving.