Root Canal Removal Protocol

​Dr. Kelly J. Blodgett is among the few dentists worldwide trained in this synergistic combination of biological, energetic, and regenerative protocols offering patients a uniquely comprehensive approach to healing after root canal removal.

At Blodgett Dental Care, we recognize that removing root canal-treated teeth is more than a surgical procedure. It is a whole-body healing experience. Preparing your body nutritionally and systemically for oral surgery sets the foundation for optimal recovery. We encourage patients to focus on nutrient-dense whole foods, mineral support, and mitochondrial nourishment, concepts aligned with Dr. Dominik Nischwitz’s Bone Healing Protocol, which has been supported by clinical studies demonstrating improved bone regeneration and reduced post-surgical complications.

Once a root canal-treated tooth is removed, the surrounding bone is meticulously debrided and disinfected, restoring both biological integrity and energetic balance. We utilize Acupuncture Meridian Assessment (A.M.A.), as taught by Dr. Simon Yu of St. Louis, Missouri and Dr. Dawn Ewing of Spring, Texas, to confirm that the surgical site is not only structurally clean but also free of disruptive energetic imbalances.

When the bone is free of infection and energetically balanced, we follow Professor Sharam Ghanaati’s Guided Open Wound Healing protocol (GOWH). Multiple studies, including those published in Clinical Oral Investigations and International Journal of Implant Dentistry, have demonstrated that GOWH results in more predictable bone regeneration, enhanced soft tissue integration, and reduced complication rates compared to conventional socket grafting approaches. Today, GOWH is considered the most reliable protocol for long-term oral and systemic health outcomes.

Dr. Kelly J. Blodgett is among the few dentists worldwide trained in this synergistic combination of biological, energetic, and regenerative protocols offering patients a uniquely comprehensive approach to healing after root canal removal.