Most root canals take between 30 and 90 minutes. The exact time depends on which tooth is being treated and how complex the case is. If you’ve been told you need a root canal, it’s normal to want specifics. How long will you be in the chair? Will it take more than one visit? What…
A root canal should relieve pain and clear infection, but sometimes the tooth doesn’t heal as expected. This guide explains the signs of a failed root canal, why problems can happen, and when root canal retreatment might help you save your natural tooth. Understanding root canal treatment A root canal treatment removes infected tissue from…
If you’re dealing with ongoing tooth discomfort, it might be more than just a passing issue. Understanding the signs you need root canal therapy can help you address the problem early and avoid serious complications. At Access Endodontics, Dr. Burton Waxman and Dr. Lina Jarboe often see patients who delay treatment and end up needing…
Root canal retreatment offers a critical solution when complications arise after the original procedure, ensuring optimal oral health for the long term. This treatment is typically recommended when the initial root canal has failed to fully eliminate an infection or when new issues arise. Seeking timely retreatment is essential for preventing further damage and preserving…