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      What Are The Benefits Of Canal Treatment?

      One of the biggest benefits of root canal treatment is that it prevents tooth loss. Root canal treatment provides a permanent solution to treat root-tip infections. This way there is no need to pull the teeth, it helps to preserve the naturalness of the tooth. Thanks to the root canal treatment, the infected tooth does not damage the other teeth and the infection does not spread. Pulp infection is the main cause of tooth root infection. This happens due to the buildup of bacteria in the infected area at the tip of the root. If the infected pulp cannot be treated, the health of the surrounding teeth will be affected. Bacteria continue to remain on the teeth. For this reason, it is necessary to remove the pulp in order to avoid the proliferation and spread of bacteria. A root canal treatment is applied to remove the pulp. Another advantage of root canal treatment is that, unlike tooth extraction, it cures the infection of the infected tooth and the jawbone is not damaged because tooth extraction is not necessary. When root canal treatment is not performed, the jaw bone is exposed to bacteria and the bone structure begins to deteriorate. With the advantage of root canal treatment, such problems are not encountered. Thanks to root canal treatment, oral health is preserved and the person’s quality of life increases.

      When Is Canal Treatment Done?

      Root tip infection due to tooth decay is one of the conditions that require root canal treatment. As a result of damage to the nerve tissue or the pulp of the tooth, the tissue breaks down and the bacteria around the tooth begin to multiply in the root canal. The multiplication of bacteria and other caries residues cause dental infections or abscesses. An abscess is an inflamed sac and infection occurs when the root ends of the tooth have spread to the end. Severe pain is felt after the formation of an abscess in the tooth. Pain that wakes you up at night is often a symptom of root canal treatment. This is used as a differential diagnosis. Root canal treatment is applied in cases such as swelling of the face and neck caused by abscesses, sensitivity of the teeth to cold and heat, cracked teeth, pain in the teeth when biting or chewing , the formation of small acne-like sores in the gums, white swellings in the gums and so on. Treating the abscessed tooth will improve the person’s quality of life.

      When Is Canal Treatment Done?

      Root tip infection due to tooth decay is one of the conditions that require root canal treatment. As a result of damage to the nerve tissue or the pulp of the tooth, the tissue breaks down and the bacteria around the tooth begin to multiply in the root canal. The multiplication of bacteria and other caries residues cause dental infections or abscesses. An abscess is an inflamed sac and infection occurs when the root ends of the tooth have spread to the end. Severe pain is felt after the formation of an abscess in the tooth. Pain that wakes you up at night is often a symptom of root canal treatment. This is used as a differential diagnosis. Root canal treatment is applied in cases such as swelling of the face and neck caused by abscesses, sensitivity of the teeth to cold and heat, cracked teeth, pain in the teeth when biting or chewing , the formation of small acne-like sores in the gums, white swellings in the gums and so on. Treating the abscessed tooth will improve the person’s quality of life.

      FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

      Will there be pain after the root canal treatment?

      Thanks to local anesthetics, pain is not felt during root canal treatment. Sometimes even local anesthesia is not necessary because the pulp of the tooth loses its vitality. During treatment, temporary pain, fever, swelling may occur as a result of the removal of dead tissue from the end of the root. It is the reaction of healthy tissue to dead tissue emerging from the root tip. It is a normal, healthy condition and is rarely seen. After the root canal treatment is completed, sensitivity may occur in the tooth tissue in the area, especially if the infection is cleared for a few days. This pain can be controlled with painkillers and will pass within a few days.

      Is root canal treatment reproducible?

      Root canal treatment is a reproducible treatment method. The filling is cleaned and the tooth is shaped, and it can be filled again after the medicine has been applied. The purpose of root canal treatment is to seal the end of the root and the upper part of the tooth after cleaning harmful bacteria. If oral hygiene is insufficient, root canal treatment is not cleaned, the canal is filled short, if a new leak occurs, recurrent root tip infection may occur.

      How to prevent root canal treatment?

      The easiest way to prevent inflammation and infection of the dental nerve and pulp is to pay attention to oral hygiene. Teeth should be brushed at least twice a day and dental floss should be used at least once a day before going to bed. It is recommended to use dental floss. Dental trauma from sports injuries is reduced by using a mouth guard.

      How long is the root canal treated tooth used?

      The tooth repaired following a root canal treatment can be used for life if the rules of oral hygiene are respected.

      Does a tooth treated by root canal hurt?

      During the treatment, the nerves of the tooth are removed, so there is no pain in the tooth with successful root canal treatment.

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