The Pros And Cons Of A Root Canal

Root canals are needed when the dental pulp inside of a tooth becomes infected. This infection has a few different symptoms that should be addressed immediately, if noticed.

During your first appointment following your root canal, your dentist will inspect your tooth and make sure that it has healed properly. Then, your dentist will numb the area around your tooth. They are going to have to file down any rough spots on your tooth to prepare it for the crown. After that, your dentist is going to put a putty-like substance over your tooth. You will have to keep your mouth open while this substance dries. This process can take a while, and you may be a little sore from having your mouth worked on.

Bacteria: These are the root of the problem, and roots are what they target. A buildup of bacteria on your teeth can result in slow tooth decay.

Root canal therapy. Infection? Pain? We can eradicate decay and restore comfort with root canal therapy. If you are experiencing pain when chewing, you may need a root canal.

In a way, a root canal is a dental procedure similar to cutting off a limb in a zombie movie. The dentist removes the infection from the inside of the tooth to keep it from infecting the rest of your body and eventually killing you. However, in this instance, you actually get to keep your dead tooth.

As a dentist who has an established family practice most days I have a good day taking care of my patients. Unfortunately, I also have a few patients that make my day stressful and unenjoyable. On this particular day I am running a little behind due to a long root canal procedure where the patient showed up late.

It's important to take care of any problems that occur in your body, especially pertaining to dental health. If you have a root canal, and you let it go without treatment, inflammation will occur. The bone, the gums, and tissue will be affected if the root canal is left untreated, especially for a long period. It's bound to lead to death, although, death isn't that common. You can take antibiotics, but it's not as effective as it could be if you follow through with the root canal procedure. The longer you go without getting it done, the worse that it gets. If you get the procedure, the pain will cease.

If you are suffering from some of these symptoms, root canal treatment may be the best course of action to improve your oral health. Although we may refer you to

Infections should always be taken seriously, especially if they are in your mouth. An infection deep within a tooth can cause you a lot of discomfort and pain, and even damage your tooth if you continue to ignore the problem. Thankfully, getting a root canal is a proven method to stop the bacterial infection. While a root canal can be invasive, they are very safe, with over 15 million being performed each year. Even though they are quite common, there are several root canal myths you may have heard. By understanding the truth, you will have better expectations about the procedure.

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The main goal of endodontic treatment is to prevent or heal apical periodontitis. The cleaning and shaping procedures are adversely affected by the highly variable root canal anatomy. The presence of additional canals needs to be detected in to avoid incomplete instrumentation and preservation of bacteria and their toxins, which can compromise the outcome of the root canal treatment. Therefore, the knowledge of the internal anatomy of teeth is a prerequisite for successful endodontic therapy(1).

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According to the research, those who are frequently exposed to dental x-rays have double or triple chances of developing meningioma, a type of tumor that is not malignant. This has created a lot of speculation as a lot of Americans have increased dental visits and treatments that involve dental x-rays. The frequent use of bitewal x-rays have been found to increase the risk between 1.4 to 1.9 times than the rest. Bitewal x-rays are carried out to detect the severity of tooth decay and any bone loss due to gum diseases. Panorex x-rays are found to create the most damage, and has more than five times chances of causing meningioma in the future. These x-rays are not supposed to be carried out on children under 10 years

Dental implants are prosthetic tooth roots, typically made of titanium, that are surgically placed into your gums and allowed to fuse to your existing jawbone structure. This creates a solid foundation for the replacement crown. After the implant has healed, a post is placed on top (if it isn’t already attached) and a replacement tooth is crafted. The replacement crown, beautifully crafted to look and feel like a natural tooth, is cemented directly

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