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Message: [QUOTE="honestdoc, post: 127254, member: 7943"] First off, your dentist should not do root canals without a legitimate diagnosis. The diagnosis should include the pulp and the periapical tissues. Just because you have pain does not mean you need root canals. I cannot undo the procedures. I suspect you may be grinding and or clenching. Your pain should be properly diagnosed and sourced. To make it easier for the dentist to diagnose, please provide as much detail such as "while bending over," point to the location of pain and how intense and how long, etc. I get patients who say they have pain (vague) and want me to read their minds or play God and magically make their pain go away. Luckily I know what questions to ask (many inexperienced or incompetent dentists may not). [/QUOTE]