Root Canal Treatments

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Root canal treatment, also known as endodontic therapy, is a dental procedure performed to save a tooth that has been severely damaged or infected. The treatment involves removing the damaged area of the tooth (the pulp), cleaning and disinfecting it, and then filling and sealing it. The common causes of pulp damage include a cracked tooth, a deep cavity, repeated dental treatments to the tooth, or trauma. The procedure not only relieves pain but also prevents the spread of infection to other teeth. A successful root canal can restore the functionality of the tooth and prevent the need for extraction.

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Root Canal Procedures

The root canal procedure involves several steps:
1. Diagnosis and X-ray

To determine the extent of tooth damage and plan the treatment.

2. Local Anesthesia

Administered to numb the tooth and surrounding area.

3. Pulpectomy

An opening is made, and the damaged pulp is removed from the tooth.

4. Cleaning and Shaping

The root canal is cleaned, disinfected, and shaped.

5. Filling

The cleaned canal is filled with a biocompatible material, usually gutta-percha.

6. Sealing

The opening in the tooth is sealed with a filling to prevent re-infection.

07. Restoration

A crown or filling is placed to restore the tooth's shape and functionality.

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Root Canal Treatments

Benefits:

The expected benefits of the procedure include: 

  • Pain Relief: Eliminates pain caused by the infected or damaged pulp.
  • Tooth Preservation: Allows the tooth to be saved rather than extracted.
  • Prevention of Infection Spread: Stops the infection from spreading to other teeth or parts of the body.
  • Improved Oral Health: Contributes to overall oral health and prevents jawbone degradation associated with tooth loss.

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Risks

Regardless of the benefits, there are some risks associated with the procedure, such as: 

  • Incomplete Removal of Infection: There’s a small chance not all the infected material will be removed.
  • Fracture: Treated teeth can become brittle and are more susceptible to fracture.
  • Re-infection: If the seal over the tooth deteriorates, bacteria can re-enter and infect the tooth.

Why Get Dental Treatment of Root Canal at VDS Clinic?

Dentiva Clinic is the preferred choice for root canal treatment due to:
Expertise

Our endodontists are specialists in root canal therapy, ensuring high success rates.

Advanced Technology

We utilize the latest in dental technology for precise diagnosis and treatment.

Patient Comfort

Our clinic prioritizes patient comfort, offering pain management options and a relaxing environment.

Comprehensive Care

We provide thorough aftercare instructions and follow-up appointments to ensure successful healing.

Cost-Effective

Our competitive pricing makes essential dental care accessible without compromising on quality.

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Frequently asked questions
and their answers

A root canal treatment involves removing infected pulp tissue inside the tooth root canal and sealing the space to save the tooth from extraction.

Root canals are needed when tooth pulp becomes inflamed or infected, usually from deep decay, repetitive dental procedures, large fillings, or cracks or chips in enamel.

Root canals are done under local anesthesia so they should not be painful during the procedure. Some tenderness may occur afterward as the tissue heals.

A root canal usually takes 1-2 visits spaced a week or so apart, with each appointment lasting 1-2 hours. The tooth is prepared on the first visit and then sealed on the second.

Symptoms like toothache pain, sensitivity to hot or cold lasting more than momentarily, swelling around the gums near the tooth, or darkening of the tooth color indicate a possible need for a root canal.

It’s best to avoid chewing on the treated tooth until the numbness fully wears off to avoid biting your lip or cheek. Soft foods are ideal for the first few days while the tooth heals.

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