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What happens after endodontic (root canal) treatment?

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What happens after endodontic (root canal) treatment?

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Discomfort You may experience some discomfort following root canal treatment. You may notice this if you tap on the tooth or push on it with your tongue or finger. This sensitivity can usually be managed by over-the-counter medications. Final Filling There will be a temporary filling in the tooth after the root canal treatment is completed. This temporary can seal the opening for up to 4 weeks. We recommend that you see your dentist for a definitive filling / crown within this time period. If you are still experiencing symptoms, we request that you contact our office prior to seeing your dentist for the final restoration. Failure to have a definitive filling placed can lead to re-contamination of the root canal system and the need for a root canal retreatment to be performed resulting in additional time and expense for you.

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