Endodontics Root Canal Treatment

Signs & Symptoms:

• An abscess (or pimple) on the gums.
• Sensitivity to hot and cold.
• Severe toothache pain.
• Sometimes no symptoms are present.
• Swellingand/or tenderness.
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• Identification of the problematic tooth by taking radiography.
• If the tooth is alive, local anesthesia is used to destroy the sensitivity of the tooth and surrounding tissues.
• Cleaning the caries in the enamel and dentin layers of the tooth and creating the space to reach the pulp.
• Isolation of the tooth by attaching a rubber dam.
• Determination of working length using electronic instruments and confirmation by radiography.
• Destruction and removal of infected dentin layers, microorganisms in the root canal using rotary instrument systems.
• Destruction of microorganisms with various root canal disinfectants when using rotary instrument systems in root canals.
• If the tooth is not alive when starting the root canal treatment, waiting for a certain time with a canal antiseptic to be placed in the root canal and filling the root blood at the next meeting.

You should stay away from compelling food until the treatment is over. There may be cases of tooth fracture or temporary filling. A sensitivity of several days after treatment is normal.

Following root canal treatment, especially after treatment of live teeth, the tooth may suffer a folding pain for several days or when the tooth is pressed. This is a normal pain that occurs after root canal treatment. Root canal treatment with a little protection is eliminated in a short time. Today, the success rate of canal therapies applied to the right treatment method reaches 90%.

It is the treatment to prevent tooth wall losses that occur during dental treatments. The method changes according to tissue loss.

• casting post,
• screw post,
• fiber post

During a root canal treatment, the inflamed or infected pulp is removed and the inside of the tooth is carefully cleaned and disinfected, and then filled and sealed with a rubber-like material called gutta-percha. Afterwards, the tooth is filled for protection and then crowned. After restoration, the tooth will continue to function normally.

Contrary to jokes about the matter, modern root canal treatment is very similar to having a routine filling and usually can be completed in one or two appointments; depending on the condition of your tooth and your personal circumstances. You can expect a comfortable experience during and after your appointment.

In people diagnosed with root canal treatment; tooth sensitivity, discoloration, toothache, swelling during chewing and at night can be seen.

• In bruises that have reached the nerve,
• In cases where nerves are damaged by trauma and force,
• It is applied to the teeth that lost their function.

Modern root canals are virtually painless. To make sure we reach our goal, we have always relied upon the latest, most state-of-the-art technology available. That’s why, for root canal treatments we keep Global dental microscopes in our arsenal.