Patient in for a sinus tract check recall today asking questions…… All treatment done by endodontists. Always done in a single visit. The 2nd endodontist told the patient she was “cured”. He never checked her again. When she called and said she may have a problem… they told her it wasn’t necessary. Her GP told her to have it extracted. Is it fractured? Is it a failing RCT that can be saved? How does one tell? To me, to do a retreatment like this in a single visit….. Well…it isn’t the way I would like to be treated. Because you end up with cases like this. By the way: no symptoms. gbc
I hope this re-treatment will be successful for her. eggy car
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This is such a crucial point. It’s wild how often the “one-and-done” mentality can lead to bigger problems down the road, especially in complex medical situations. I can’t imagine how frustrating it must be for that patient, feeling dismissed after being told they were “cured.” It really highlights why ongoing care and thorough follow-ups are so important, rather than treating health like a quick game of Infinite Craft where you just combine elements and hope for the best.