When symptoms return, you don’t have to live with the pain.If a root canal hasn’t fully healed or if new infection occurs, our endodontists can perform re-treatment. This means correcting or enhancing the original procedure to give your tooth a second chance.
• New decay or infection
• Missed canals or complex anatomy
• Delayed or broken restoration
• Fractured tooth or root
• Carefully reopening the tooth
• Removing old materials and cleaning the canal
• Sealing and protecting the tooth again


We use advanced CBCT (Cone Beam) scanning to capture detailed 3D images of your tooth and surrounding structures. This technology helps us detect hidden canals, obstructions, or fractures often missed during initial treatment—enabling more accurate diagnosis and better treatment planning to preserve your natural tooth.
We’re a trusted second-opinion destination for patients told extraction is their only option. With advanced diagnostics, modern techniques, and specialized expertise, we often offer alternatives that save the tooth. Many are relieved to discover that re-treatment or surgical endodontics can restore function and preserve their natural smile.
Yes—re-treatment corrects issues like new infections, missed canals, or fractures from prior root canals, often saving teeth that might otherwise require extraction. Our success rate is high using CBCT 3D imaging and precise techniques, providing a reliable second chance for your natural tooth.
With proper restoration (like a crown) and good oral hygiene, re-treated teeth can last a lifetime, just like successful initial root canals. Regular check-ups help ensure long-term durability.
No—it's comparable or more comfortable due to advanced tools and techniques we use for gentle cleaning and sealing. Local anesthesia ensures minimal discomfort, and many patients report quick relief from returning symptoms.
Just leave your name and contact info — our friendly team will be in touch to schedule your appointment. If it’s a dental emergency please call the office.
