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This is my exact current dilemma; failed rtc tooth-12, surgeon ordered immediate extraction, w/o a 2nd attempt (as possible option mentioned here).

Just get the implant

had 5 root canals in my life. All failed within a few years resulting in implants. The pain and cost to go through it is not worth it. Go right to an implant.

Did you do filling did you accept Medicare

How much does it cost...

So if anesthesia is involved will medical insurance also be a part of coverage?

14:52 Do you do any bone graft of the jaw bones? Also do you work out payment plans?

Fuck this video for wasting my got damn time. How much does it cost bitch?

I got a root canal 20 years ago. It failed 10 years ago. I had it retreated. Here we are on the 10 year anniversary and it has failed again. I thought it was the tooth in front of it but after some X-rays. It is the root canal. The specialist will tell me today if it is worth treating.

Listening to these dentists you can hear that there just isn’t any good options once you need a root canal. Really once you get a cavity the crazy starts because you’ll eventually need a root canal.

Had an old 25ishyo root canal extracted 2 months ago. I found out it was infected and leaking throughout my body. I have way less body pain and there were days I wanted to cry from it. I’ve lost 10+lbs without trying and I haven’t been able to loose weight in a long time no matter what I’ve done and so much more. So glad I got it out!

I was told that patients get to try them on? Thanks for the info!

My root canal fail after completing.

Three implant cost price in odisha

I wouldnt be comfortable going to this dentist!!!!!!!!

This doctor comes across as a little indignant that someone would question WHY an investment of 30K+ per arch is needed. Don't do a video if your not at least willing to consider the patients sacrifices before you judge their lack of knowledge.

Nothing new in this video and the recalcitrant dentist emphasis that there is no such thing as 100% success in science which is widely accepted by the scientific community so this video is pretty useless.

Hey Dr. Iskandar, I just watched your video and I must say that it was really informative and well-made. I was wondering If I could help you edit your videos and also make highly engaging shorts out of them.

Great video...this exposes the root canal treatment for what it is...a painful costly failure. Thank you thank you!

I feel u brother I'm 49 I'm suffering from root canal failures its a nightmare. Those doctors defend each other like a mafia

I had a root canal about 10 years ago and mine had failed 2X , I had a 3D xray and had a large CYST ABCESS that has to be cut out and a bone graft was the worst pain ever. Fast forward 7 months later and I had my tooth extracted and had a ZIRCONIA implant placed. I just had Blood pressure checked the other day at the hospital and it has dropped back to normal healthy range from 131 Diastolic to 109 and having much more energy and clear thinking too ! If you have a root canal get it removed and if you don't have one don't do it!!! In the long run root canals are way more expensive and put a lot of stress and damage on your health and overall well being !!

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I’m just going to say… if it keeps failing pull that crap out and leave me alone. 😩

Great video info! 🥰😍😘

Take all teeth out of occlusion before RCT started & finished. Keep temp crown out of occlusion. Bad occlusion is third most common disease of mouth. Dental school treatments Occlusion as big mistery, no mistery , just complcated if don't learn. Takes time & patience & 3D thinking of teeth in motion in jaws. Not simple but Learnable. More simple than ICEngine. Must get basics first as in anything.

Why was this Dentist interview cut short...?

Picture the inside of a canal as being like a very irregular cave, no straight lines... It is cleaned & straighten with linear files & linear filling materials, that are soft enough to remove for retreatment. None of this stuff goes very much in a lateral direction to fill the voids in the areas beside the basically straight filling materials. Plus there can be secondary canals not to be discovered until forensic examination of canal contents.

As a patient ages their Able Immunity decreases, and teeth can be infected with no pain present until whole body immunity decends that the cause for death tumbles out of tooth root , usually on vacation when there isn't as much Adrenalin running around the body. Adrenalin will hide pain. Inconvenient Truth...

I always tried for an apical seal of root by having some overfill. As to get a canal completely cleaned out even after chemical debridement is quite impossible.

If fracture in root , not much chance any further work will be successful except extraction.

dont Trust dentists that want to push extensive work on your teeth they ARNOT on your side , they are terrorists

he knows what there doing prick

I am desperate for some real dental advice!!! :( To anyone that can spare their time and expertise: I had a Root Canal 4 months ago on a “hot tooth” molar #30 that was so sensitive, I couldn’t even be numb the whole way. The procedure itself was traumatic and painful. About 5 weeks ago, the pain came back. I went to my dentist and they suggested it was the crown being too big, they adjusted and the pain came back days later. I went in again, and they adjusted the crown further, insisting it wasn’t an infection. Pain, again, came back days later. Finally they took a CT Scan that showed a canal was missed, so I had a retreatment done later that week. For the first 3 days, I felt absolutely great! Then the pain came back worse than ever in the middle of the night, so bad that I went into the ER for a stronger painkiller. I was desperate for a 2nd opinion, so I went to another dentist that morning and he prescribed me steroids for inflammation, and a narcotic to help me get through the next few nights. The pain significantly subsided over that week, and the “hot tooth” feeling has finally gone away, but my tooth is still sensitive to touch and I definitely can’t chew on it. Today was my 2-week post retreatment check-up, my endodontist at my regular dentist office took another CT Scan and sat with me to show what she looks for. She insists there is zero infection present (she prescribed me antibiotics just in case) and that the root canal looks successful. She said although it may be frustrating to hear, she really wants to save the tooth and to asked me to wait 2-more weeks to see if it “heals”, as retreatment can be more invasive than the initial root canal. At what point do I go for extraction? I’m able to get by the day with regular Advil at this point (before I needed tramadol to get through the night) but shouldn’t I be concerned the tooth is still sensitive to wiggle 2-weeks after treatment? I should add, the man that performed the root canal to begin with did NOT perform the retreatment. I absolutely refused to go to him being he has rough hands and zero sympathy with trying to get me properly numbed. I appreciate anyone that’s taken the time to read this today,

Root canals are often described as 'saving the tooth' but they do no such thing- the tooth is mostly cored out. I developed a bad infected tooth last year and was told I needed a root canal and a crown ( or extraction. The tooth also has a fracture, it is a back molar)....I went on antibiotics and came very close to going through with it but backed out. The pain subsided and four months rolled by. Went back to dentist for a routine Xray, she said go get a root canal. I went home and coincidentally 3 days later the infection pain came roaring back. I began a regimen of fish antibiotics I had bought online months earlier, just in case. After 10 days all the pain was gone. I ordered a bunch of herbal type stuff for my teeth, rinses etc. I follow a very strict oral hygiene regiment and all the pain and discomfort is gone, this is now six weeks after that last dental visit. I know the chance is still good that I will eventually lose this battle and I will go get the tooth extracted but I am committed to NOT getting a root canal.

My “hot tooth” sensation came back after the root canal. It’s the most sensitive tooth I’ve ever had, so much so that I couldn’t be fully numbed during the procedure either. I felt the very deep pokes and no amount of shots the dentist gave me helped. Now 3 months post op, I’m having migraines, cheek swelling and sharp pains from that tooth. I’ve had several X-rays done since then, but my dentist is insistent that the canals look fine and is convinced it’s the crown not fitting properly. She didn’t detect an infection, but prescribed me antibiotics anyways and drilled down the crown a bit. I’m just supposed to wait and see. Does this sound abnormal?

I've had 5 failed root canals, but one success and I'm grateful for that!

My root canal failed after 2 years. The crown just snapped off at gumline...had to pull tooth. Dead tooth got dry and brittle and weakened. Hope everyone's lasts longer. 😮 No guarantees in dentistry. 😂

I don't think the doctor explained it very well, but the problem with a root canal or an implant is the same - infection. Unlike a root canal, an implant must receive extra care such as extra flossing and using a water pick to to prevent gum disease around the tooth. A root canal tooth only requires the same care as other teeth. Being old, having plenty of other teeth and not being a movie star, I chose to have extraction and doing nothing else.

Hey Radiance Dentistry, just checked out your youtube really great stuff . I was wondering do you need an editor for editing your videos ?

The team at Radiance is incredible and I couldn't be happier with the results. I had mine done 2 years ago and I still can't stop smiling...

It will continue to fail because the root cause isn't being addressed. People need to detox and move the lymphatic system and also get their kidneys to filter. Acids are destructive and this is your cavities, periodontal disease etc. The root cause must be addressed which is a stagnant lymphatic system not removing the acids.

My dentist gave me those two options, but I don't have the expertise to make that decision. All I know is that my tooth is infected all the way to the root and is causing immense pain. I don't see why I'd want to keep a tooth that is infected. It seems like getting it extracted would prevent any future infection. Not to mention, if I got a root canal, I essentially have a dead tooth in my mouth. At that point, saving your real tooth doesn't really seem important. What I do know is that when the dentist told me my options, he seemed more confident about extraction versus a root canal.

You know it is expensive when they never tell you the price.

I had a root canal on front tooth and nothing changed pain wise so I guess it failed... So if it failed is tooth still strong that it doesn't need crown?

Had a root canal 11 years ago, now it’s infected. 🤷🏻‍♀️

What’s the point in you talking about a price when none is given…I know every treatment is different But when I watch what is the point (PRICE)

I have had two root canals in the past three years. Both were upper molars. The dentist did not put a crown on either one. One tooth broke the same evening while eating a hamburger. The other broke the next morning while eating oatmeal. Years ago I had a root canal and the dentist put a temporary crown on the tooth to protect it.

Nothing in dentistry is failproof. I just wish I could find a competent, meticulous, do no harm or fleecing type of dentist.

Where is the price that we need to know?

Same thing happened with me. I went for treatment in government hospital firstly they go for root canal treatment after unsuccessful of rct now they are going for implant, but they didn't provide a good treatment that's why I lost my teeth. Now I can't do anything.