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Why do some fractures render the tooth not restorable?

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Why do some fractures render the tooth not restorable?

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Deep vertical fractures extending below the gumline can allow the continued egress of bacteria into the root canal space resulting in a continued state of infection. Unfortunately, in these cases the only predictable course of action is extraction. Our powerful microscopes help us visualize the extent of most fractures giving us a better idea of how far the damage has gone. This can help us help you determing your treatment options and possible outcomes.

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