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most often heat sensitivity is due to infection or an incomplete root canal BUT i have had the same problem as you and it is not an infection and four roots were removed. i have a root fracture. i have had the tooth and the pain for around five years. the dentist said that someday it will probably fracture further and cause a bunch of pain or get infected and i will have to have it pulled. mine was expensive too and i am keeping it as long as possible. if there is doubt you should have it checked. it might have a missed canal or piece of tissue. unfortunately most dentists have you sign a disclaimer that you understand all the things that could go wrong. sometimes its impossible to have a perfect root canal since so many things can happen while the dentists in your mouth. its very hard to prove that the problem is caused by negligence on the part of your dentist. the bottom line is you paid for the first one and if you have another you will pay again and second ones are usually more expensive. theres a chance that the second one wont eliminate your pain. good luck with whatever you decide!