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Diagnosis & Consultation
1. Our dentist will examine your tooth, take X-rays, and diagnose the issue.
2. We’ll discuss treatment options and answer your questions.
2. We’ll discuss treatment options and answer your questions.
Access & Cleaning
1. Local anesthesia will be administered to numb the area.
2. We’ll prepare the tooth and isolate it with a rubber dam.
3. We’ll access the infected pulp chamber and remove infected pulp tissue.
4. The canals will be cleaned and shaped to prepare for filling.
2. We’ll prepare the tooth and isolate it with a rubber dam.
3. We’ll access the infected pulp chamber and remove infected pulp tissue.
4. The canals will be cleaned and shaped to prepare for filling.
Disinfection & Shaping
1. We’ll use specialized instruments to disinfect and shape the canals.
2.The canals will be rinsed with antibacterial solutions.
2.The canals will be rinsed with antibacterial solutions.
Filling & Sealing
1. The canals will be filled with a biocompatible material (guttapercha).
2. The tooth will be sealed to prevent re-infection.
3. A temporary filling will be placed to protect the tooth until the permanent restoration.
2. The tooth will be sealed to prevent re-infection.
3. A temporary filling will be placed to protect the tooth until the permanent restoration.
Permanent Restoration
A crown or filling will be placed to restore the tooth’s function and appearance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a root canal treatment?
A root canal treatment removes infected pulp tissue from a tooth, relieving pain and saving the tooth.
Why do I need a root canal?
You may need a root canal if you have a cracked tooth, deep decay, or an infection.
Is root canal treatment painful?
With local anesthesia, the procedure is usually painless.
How long does it take?
The procedure typically takes 1-2 visits, depending on complexity.
What are the symptoms?
Symptoms include severe toothache, sensitivity, swelling, or abscess
Can I avoid a root canal?
In some cases, antibiotics may help, but often a root canal is necessary.
How do I care for the tooth after treatment?
Follow oral hygiene instructions, avoid chewing on the tooth, and attend follow-ups.
Will I need a crown?
Often, a crown is recommended to protect the tooth after treatment.
Are there risks?
Risks are rare but can include infection or re-treatment.
Can a root canal fail?
Yes, if the tooth becomes re-infected, re-treatment may be needed.
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