Processes of Root Canal Treatment
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Root canal treatment is a procedure applied when the soft tissue inside the tooth, known as the pulp, becomes inflamed or infected. This treatment cleans out the infection inside the tooth, preserves the tooth, and prevents extraction.
Root canal treatment generally consists of several stages. Firstly, the dentist cleans the infected tissue and fills the root canals of the tooth. Then, a filling or crown is placed on the top part of the tooth, which is the enamel and dentin.
This treatment is usually performed painlessly but may require several visits. Our expert dentists create an appropriate treatment plan based on the condition of the patient’s teeth and their treatment needs.
Root canal treatment preserves the tooth by preventing pain and tooth loss. Additionally, it restores chewing ability by preserving the natural structure of the tooth. Our goal is to ensure patients have a healthy and strong smile. Contact us for more information or to schedule an appointment.
What is Root Canal Treatment?
Cavities formed in tooth enamel, if left untreated, progress towards the layer beneath the enamel called dentin. Dentin provides sensitivity through pain. Despite pain, if cavities are not treated, microorganisms progress towards the pulp. Without treatment despite warnings, microorganisms stimulate veins and nerves causing inflammation. Therefore, to decayed and damaged teeth, it mandatory to Crown these even fillings place need.
