• Tooth decay
• Dental trauma
• Deep dental fillings
• Dental abscess
• Cracked or fractured tooth
• Repeated dental procedures

• Persistent toothache
• Sensitivity to hot and cold
• Gum swelling and tenderness
• Tooth discoloration
• Painful chewing
• Prolonged sensitivity
• Loose tooth

Infection: Rarely, despite receiving treatment, an infection may recur or grow differently.

Possible incomplete removal of infected tissue: The pulp tissue that is diseased or damaged may not be removed entirely.

Damage to nearby structures: The procedure could harm the nearby teeth, nerves, or blood vessels.

A fractured root: Sometimes, during or after a root canal operation, the tooth’s treated root can break.

Discomfort and pain following treatment: It is typical to feel some sensitivity or discomfort in the treated tooth’s vicinity.

• Be careful not to ignore changes in your oral health or symptoms like tooth pain or sensitivity. To address the issue, schedule a visit with your dentist as soon as possible.
• If you engage in sports or other activities where there is a possibility of oral injury, use a mouth guard.
• Reduce your intake of foods and beverages that are high in sugar and acid because they can erode your teeth. Choose a diet that is well-balanced.
• Use fluoride toothpaste and fluoride mouthwash on a regular basis to brush your teeth. It makes tooth enamel more vital and more resistant to decay.