After endodontic treatment, the tooth requires special attention. We have compiled basic recommendations in a short video to ensure that the recovery goes smoothly and without complications.
After treatment, the anaesthesia takes effect, but the tissues remain sensitive. During this period, it is important to avoid injury and overloading the tooth.
What needs to be done
After endodontic treatment, residual sensations related to the healing of the tissues around the tooth root may occur.
What is considered normal
In rare cases, complications may arise that require immediate consultation.
When to see a dentist
After root canal treatment, the tooth is temporarily weakened and requires careful use.
What to avoid
Oral hygiene helps prevent reinfection and accelerates healing.
Basic Rules
Root canal treatment is only part of the process. Final restoration of the tooth is a necessary step.
What needs to be done
Post-treatment monitoring allows us to ensure that the tooth is healing properly.
How often should you visit the dentist?
The health of a single tooth is directly related to the condition of the entire oral cavity.
Recommended frequency
On the first day after treatment, the body adapts to the intervention.
What to consider
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