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If implants are so good, why not just place an implant and forego a root canal endodontic treatment?

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If implants are so good, why not just place an implant and forego a root canal endodontic treatment?

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The biggest criticism of the implant world today is that far too many teeth are being removed that could have been saved with a good long-term prognosis with correct endodontic treatment or re-treatment. Our observation over the years is that every single implant course shows cases where implant placement was unnecessary, and this is simply wrong. That is why it is important to consult with an endodontist who also does implants so you will receive the best possible advice before removing a tooth.

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