Cracked Tooth Syndrome
Ever bite hard and experience sharp pain on a tooth? This could be due to a crack through the tooth into the nerve chamber. As you chew, the tooth will flex about the crack and rip on the nerve inside. If pain goes away quick (within seconds of release), the treatment is a crown. If the condition goes untreated, cracks can widens and the pain becomes more constant requiring root canal and crown. If the crack extends deep, the tooth can't be saved.
It's beneficial to catch this quick as soon as it happens to avoid costly treatment or loosing a good tooth.
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Are root canals really painful?
In some tooth extractions, particularly wisdom teeth, a small piece of the root (called a root tip or fragment) may break off. While this can sound alarming, it’s not always dangerous. When is it OK to leave a root tip? Small (2mm) , uninfected tips near sensitive areas (like nerves or sinuses) may be intentionally left in place if removal poses more risk than benefit. When should it be removed? If the root is large, infected, or causing pain or swelling , it should be extracted by a dentist or oral surgeon. Leftover root fragments can lead to infection, pain, or delayed healing if not properly managed. What to do if you’re unsure: Ask your dentist for post-op X-rays. Seek a second opinion if you have ongoing discomfort or weren't informed about a retained root.
A root tip should not be left behind if: It is infected or shows signs of decay It causes ongoing pain , swelling, or delayed healing It could interfere with future dental treatments, such as Orthodontics or dental implants
