Re-Treatment

Dental retreatment refers to the process of redoing a previous dental procedure that has failed to achieve or maintain its intended outcome. This is often necessary when an initial treatment does not resolve the underlying issue, complications arise, or new problems develop in the treated area.

Common Types of Dental Retreatment

• Endodontic Retreatment (Root Canal Retreatment)
• Crown or Bridge Replacement
• Dental Filling Replacement
• Implant Retreatment:

Importance of Dental Retreatment

Dental retreatment plays a vital role in preserving natural teeth and ensuring the longevity of dental work. It addresses unresolved or recurrent issues, helping to prevent further complications like tooth loss or gum disease.

If you suspect that previous dental work needs retreatment, consult your dentist promptly for evaluation and appropriate care.