Tough cases don't have to mean extracted teeth — many endodontic treatments can save the natural tooth for a lifetime. Explore evidence-based options to help you set clear patient expectations before every referral.
Many endodontic treatments can save the natural tooth for a lifetime — and the right treatment plan makes all the difference.
Before recommending extraction, we encourage referring doctors to evaluate all possible endodontic treatment options in partnership with our team. The Treatment Options for the Compromised Tooth: A Decision Guide is a trusted clinical resource designed to help general dentists and endodontists collaborate on complex cases. It includes real case examples with radiographs and clinical photographs, clinical considerations for a wide range of conditions, and evidence-based guidance for achieving successful outcomes.
"The Treatment Options Guide is great because it includes so many examples of successful endodontics and healing teeth. It's a good reminder of how to work with my endodontist to save patients' natural teeth whenever possible, and it makes it easier to explain some of the more difficult cases to my patients."
— Mark Mensh, D.M.D., Mays Landing, N.J.
Use the Guide to assess all possible endodontic treatment options before recommending extraction of the natural tooth, and consult with your endodontist partner to develop treatment plans that could preserve the natural dentition. Endodontists and dentists are partners in delivering optimal dental patient care.
Radiographs and clinical photographs illustrating real-world treatment scenarios.
Structured guidance for evaluating a wide variety of compromised tooth conditions.
Evidence-based recommendations to support successful, predictable outcomes.
Before recommending extraction, use this Decision Guide to evaluate all possible endodontic treatment options for your compromised patients. It's designed to help referring doctors make confident, evidence-informed decisions in collaboration with their endodontist partner.
"The Treatment Options Guide is great because it includes so many examples of successful endodontics and healing teeth. It's a good reminder of how to work with my endodontist to save patients' natural teeth whenever possible, and it makes it easier to explain some of the more difficult cases to my patients."
Endodontists and dentists are partners in delivering optimal patient care — use this guide to explore every tooth-saving option before extraction.
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