A root canal performed without a full picture of what's inside your tooth is like trying to fix a pipe leak without knowing where the pipes actually run.
Dental technology has come a long way, but one of the biggest shifts in how root canals are planned and performed came from imaging, specifically from the move away from flat, two-dimensional X-rays toward full three-dimensional scans....
A root canal recommendation doesn't come out of nowhere. Before an endodontist suggests one, especially in an emergency setting, they go through a specific set of clinical checks that paint a clear picture of what's happening inside the tooth.
Most patients never fully understand this process, which is why the recommendation can feel sudden or alarming. Understanding what the dentist is...
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