Frequently Asked Questions
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A root amputation is a procedure where one root of a multi-rooted tooth (usually a molar) is surgically removed while preserving the rest of the tooth.
Root amputation is typically recommended when one root is damaged due to infection, decay, or fracture, but the remaining roots and tooth structure are still healthy.
Yes, the goal of a root amputation is to save the tooth by removing only the affected root. With proper care, the remaining tooth can continue to function normally.
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