Doctor, does every tooth you treat with root canal treatment become tender to percussion afterwards?

Most of my patients do not have percussion pain after treatment. However, its presence for a temporary period does not indicate a problem. There are many things to pay attention to so that percussion tenderness does not develop during the procedure. For example:
Performing retreatment without anaesthesia
Reducing speed when approaching the apex
Using a crown-down method during shaping
Reaching the apex while irrigating the canal with physiological saline as the apex is approached