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Removal of Posts from Root Canals

A procedure in which a previously placed post (metal or fibre) is removed from the root canal to allow for re-treatment of the tooth.

When Is It Needed?

Inflammation or pain in a previously treated tooth

Poor-quality root canal treatment in the past

Cyst or infection at the root

Need for re-treatment of the root canals

Replacement of an old restoration (post / crown)

The Procedure

How It Works

1

Examination and X-ray / 3D CT scan

2

Access to the canal through the tooth

3

Careful removal of the post using specialist instruments or ultrasound

4

Cleaning and re-preparation of the canals

5

Further treatment and restoration of the tooth

This procedure may take longer than a standard root canal treatment.
Does It Hurt?
No. The procedure is carried out under anaesthesia.

Some mild discomfort may be felt after the procedure.

Key Facts

This is a technically demanding procedure

It is not always possible to remove the post without risk

There is a risk of root damage or fracture

Tooth extraction may sometimes be the alternative

Requires an experienced clinician and precise diagnostic imaging

Results

The tooth can be saved rather than extracted

Elimination of infection

Preparation for high-quality re-treatment

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