How does someone in West Kildonan get this tooth looked at?+
Ring (204) 338-3003 or fill in the form here, and mention that the tooth has had a root canal before. Your visit would be at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, after the clinic confirms a time.
Did my first root canal fail?+
Not necessarily. Decay or a fracture can arise long after treatment was finished, with no fault in the original work. An examination is the way to separate these possibilities.
Can a tooth be sore after its nerve has been removed?+
Yes. Discomfort can come from tissue around the root, from biting pressure, or from infection linked to the tooth. That is why a treated tooth with new symptoms still needs checking.
Can a tooth have root canal treatment twice?+
That depends on what the dentist finds and how restorable the tooth is. Ask directly during your assessment which options apply, and what each would involve for this particular tooth.
Do I need records from the clinic that treated it?+
They may be helpful, though you can come in without them. Tell us where it was done and when, then ask whether earlier X-rays are worth trying to obtain.
The gum beside my old root canal has swollen. Should I use the form?+
Please phone instead. Swelling or severe pain should be described to the clinic by telephone so that you can be told what to do next.