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When patients are told they need endodontic treatment, their first reaction is often concern—or even fear.

Root canal therapy is a reliable solution for preserving teeth affected by decay or infection, but complications can sometimes arise. This article explores the signs that indicate when a second endodontic procedure may be necessary, from persistent pain and swelling to infections and fractures. It also delves into advanced techniques used in retreatment procedures, such as apicoectomy and regeneration therapies, ensuring long-term oral health.

Cracked teeth are one of the most complex and frequently misunderstood dental conditions, often causing discomfort that is difficult to diagnose and even harder for patients to describe.