
A crack in the crown allows bacteria inside
Narrow or curved canals were missed during the first procedure
The final crown was delayed after the original root canal
New decay develops around the treated tooth
Saliva contamination occurs
A fracture forms in the tooth
The tooth contains complex or hidden canal structures
Local anesthesia is used for a pain-free experience
The tooth is isolated with a protective rubber dam
The existing crown and filling material are removed
Ultrasonic tools reshape and clean the canals
X-rays verify complete cleaning
Canals are sealed with gutta-percha to prevent reinfection
A temporary crown or filling is placed until the permanent crown is ready
More affordable than extraction, implants, or bridges
More natural because it preserves your real tooth
More comfortable than tooth replacement procedures
Highly successful, with strong long-term outcomes
Saves your natural tooth and avoids extraction
Relieves persistent pain or discomfort
Prevents the spread of infection to surrounding teeth
Restores full function for chewing and speaking
Protects long-term oral health
1450 Kempsville Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23464