The Why and How of Root Canal Treatment
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Root canal is often described as a dental treatment procedure which targets decayed tooth. However, this much will not really help- especially if you are looking forward to resorting to this treatment soon. It is very important to study about the treatment properly before heading towards the dentist's clinic for the root canal. It is often said that this particular procedure (i.e. root canal) is not explained properly to patients and that doctors often perform this treatment although it is not absolutely necessary. Today, within the scope of this post, we will be discussing root canal in detail so that it becomes easier for you to, at least, have an idea whether you need the help of this treatment to address your present dental concerns or not.
When is the treatment performed?
If your tooth has already started showing signs of decay, it would be great if you are considering a root canal treatment since it will prevent further decay and the eventual loss of your tooth.
The root canal is channel (shaped in the form of a canal) which runs from the surface of the tooth to the tooth itself. Te channel is filled with several soft tissues. It consists of the primary nerve tissue in tooth.
The procedure describe turn in detail
The canal contains the soft tissue, which, in turn, contains the nerve tissue. So the entire treatment requires the inclusion of an anesthetic who numbs the tooth and its surrounding areas. The dentist will then drill down the tooth to remove its infected tissues. When the canal plunges in to the actual stem, the dentist makes use of a manual device to empty all the soft tissues. Once the tissue has been extracted, the empty space is filled with rubbery cement.
The dentist takes an ex-ray of the rubbery tooth and makes sure that there are no empty air pockets in the tooth. He eliminates the cement just layered over the treated tooth and refills it.
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