Root canal retreatment is a procedure performed when a tooth that has previously undergone a root canal fails to heal or becomes reinfected. This may happen due to incomplete removal of bacteria, missed canals, complex anatomy, or a new infection. During retreatment, the dentist reopens the tooth, removes the old filling materials, cleans and disinfects the canals, and refills them. Retreatment is often more complex than initial treatment, requiring advanced tools and techniques, but it can help save the tooth and restore its function when done correctly. Dr Usha Balchandani is taking you through different steps involved in retreatment of root canals. Register for your seat today.
Course Features
- Lecture 1
- Quiz 1
- Duration 60 minutes
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 272
- Certificate Yes
- Assessments Self
Any dental practitioner doing root canal treatment can take this session. This deals with retreatment of root canals and different procedures involved.
No it isn't, retreatment is a very common scenario and we come across in our day to day dental practice. Its paramount to know the procedures involved in retreatment.
Requirements
- BDS MDS
Features
- root canal, rct, pulp therapy
Target audiences
- all dental practitioners, endodontists, dentists
