Trauma from a car accident, sporting activity, and other high-impact blows can necessitate a root canal. If the force is great enough, it can cause the nerve to be severed from the root. In some cases, this can happen at the time of the incident itself. Sometimes it can also happen years after the incident has occurred.
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