RE-RCT
Re-root canal treatment to salvage previously treated teeth and save your smile.
Conservative & Root Canal Treatment
Did your root canal treatment fail? Don't despair! Re-root canal treatment (RE-RCT) can often salvage a tooth that previously underwent a root canal. At Tooth N Implants Dental Clinic, led by the skilled Dr. Gajula Venu Madhav (MDS Prosthodontist and Implantologist), we offer advanced RE-RCT procedures to provide a second chance at saving your natural tooth.
What is Re-Root Canal Treatment (RE-RCT)?
A root canal involves removing infected pulp from the inside of a tooth. However, in some cases, the initial root canal may not completely remove the infection, or new problems may arise. RE-RCT addresses these issues by reopening the tooth, cleaning the canals again, and resealing them with a new filling material.
Why Choose Tooth N Implants Dental Clinic for Re-RCT?
Expertise in Endodontics
Dr. Madhav, with his extensive training and experience, is highly skilled in performing RE-RCT procedures. He utilizes advanced techniques and equipment to ensure a successful outcome and minimize discomfort.
Advanced Technology
Our clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including digital X-rays for precise diagnosis and potentially reducing discomfort during the re-treatment process.
Microscope-Assisted Dentistry
We may utilize microscopes for enhanced visualization during RE-RCT, allowing for greater precision and accuracy in cleaning the root canals.
Pain-Management Options
We offer various pain-management options, such as local anesthesia and nitrous oxide sedation, to ensure a comfortable experience for our patients.
Focus on Saving Teeth
Dr. Madhav prioritizes preserving your natural teeth whenever possible. RE-RCT offers a viable option to save a tooth that may otherwise need extraction.
Comprehensive Aftercare Instructions
We provide detailed post-treatment instructions to ensure a smooth healing process following your RE-RCT procedure.
Signs You Might Need RE-RCT
Persistent Pain
Persistent pain or sensitivity in a tooth that has undergone root canal treatment.
Swelling
Swelling or inflammation around the tooth.
New Decay
New decay in the tooth.
Cracked Tooth
Cracked or fractured tooth.
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