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Reversible vs. Irreversible Pulpitis: When Can a Tooth Still Recover?

Pulpitis is inflammation of the dental pulp, the soft tissue inside a tooth. In reversible pulpitis, the pulp can recover...

Pulp necrosis occurs when the dental pulp, the nerves and blood vessels inside a tooth, loses its blood supply and...

If your dentist in Marietta, GA, mentioned surgery after a root canal, you likely have questions. Endodontic microsurgery is an...

A failed root canal does not usually mean something went wrong. It often means the tooth had anatomy that was...

Not all tooth pain comes from the same source. Some discomfort originates deep inside the tooth where the nerve is...

If a root canal has already been done and the tooth becomes infected again, many patients assume extraction is the...

If your dentist told you that your root canal needs additional treatment, you probably have questions. Maybe some worry too....

A small crack in a tooth might not seem like much at first. The pain may come and go. Some...

Root canal infections can come back if bacteria remain hidden inside the tooth, new decay develops, or the tooth is...

Tooth sensitivity to hot and cold can be normal in mild cases. But when the pain lingers or worsens, it...

In many cases, yes—root canal retreatment can save a tooth that might otherwise be extracted, especially when there is still...

Nighttime tooth pain is often a sign of nerve infection and should not be ignored. While some dental discomfort may...