Root fracture management is focused on diagnosing and treating fractures in the roots of teeth, which can occur due to trauma or accident. Root fractures are often challenging to detect, as they may not be visible externally, but can cause significant pain and damage to the tooth.

Treatment for root fractures depends on the location and severity of the fracture. If the fracture is minor, endodontic therapy (root canal treatment) may be sufficient to remove damaged tissue and restore the tooth's function. In more severe cases, extraction may be necessary if the fracture is too extensive to repair.

Timely diagnosis and treatment of root fractures are essential for saving the tooth, preventing infection, and maintaining oral health. In some cases, dental implants or other prosthetic treatments may be required after extraction.