Root Canal Treatment
Root Canal Treatment
Endodontics is a branch of dentistry that involves the treatment of the soft tissues (pulp) inside the tooth. Endodontic treatments are typically performed when the nerves or blood vessels inside the tooth are damaged, which can be caused by conditions such as tooth decay, cracks, fractures, trauma, or infections. The goal of endodontic treatments is to preserve the natural structure of the tooth and save it from extraction. During these treatments, the inside of the tooth is cleaned, sterilized, filled or capped, and other necessary procedures are performed to strengthen the tooth. The success of endodontic treatments can vary depending on the dentist, technique, and patient care.
What is Root Canal Treatment (Endodontics)?
Root canal treatment is an endodontic treatment method that involves the treatment of the soft tissues (pulp) inside the tooth. The pulp of the tooth contains the nerves and blood vessels of the tooth. When the pulp is damaged due to reasons such as tooth decay, fractures, cracks, or tooth infections, it can cause pain, sensitivity, and other serious problems. Therefore, removing the pulp may be necessary. Root canal treatment is a treatment procedure that involves removing the pulp inside the tooth, cleaning, shaping, sterilizing, and filling the canals. This procedure is used to protect the roots of the tooth and the surrounding tissues and prevent the tooth from being extracted. Root canal treatment is a highly effective treatment for relieving toothache, inflammation, and other complications.
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