Symptoms of Jaw Infection After Root Canal

CccMedia
Nov 27, 2023

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A jaw infection, also known as a periapical abscess, is a serious complication that can occur after a root canal procedure. It is caused by bacteria that invade the jawbone surrounding the treated tooth. Symptoms of a jaw infection after a root canal can include:

1. Introduction to Root Canal Procedure

2. Normal Healing Process

3. Signs of a Complication: Jaw Infection

4. Immediate Post-Root Canal Symptoms

5. Delayed Onset Symptoms

6. Pain and Discomfort

7. Swelling and Inflammation

8. Fever and Systemic Symptoms

9. Discharge or Pus Formation

10. Complications and Risk Factors

11. When to Seek Emergency Care

12. Diagnosis of Jaw Infection After Root Canal

13. Treatment Options

14. Preventing Infections After Root Canal

15. Conclusion and Follow-up Care

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