Dental Treatments
Say goodbye to recurrent and annoying tooth pain. You can undergo root canal treatment to get rid of infections affecting the inside or center of the teeth. People have traditionally associated root canal treatment with pain and discomfort, but thanks to modern anesthesia techniques, root canal treatment has become painless and a better option than tooth extraction.
Endodontic treatments are a specialized branch of dentistry that deals specifically with the inner part of the tooth, including the root, pulp, and nerves. Millions of people undergo endodontic treatment (root canal treatment) every year to relieve tooth pain and treat oral infections, which can arise from deep tooth decay or cracked teeth.
Benefits of Endodontic Treatments
- Reduce tooth pain levels and treat your damaged or decayed teeth.
- Enjoy attractive results and add more brightness to your smile.
- Get effective long-term treatment at a reasonable cost.
- Avoid the fall or inflammation of other adjacent teeth.
- Prevent bone loss or resorption and improve your oral health.
- Enjoy painless treatment with quick and easy recovery as well.
Suitable Categories for Endodontic Treatments
Endodontic treatment is well-known as a very common procedure, but it is still the optimal solution for certain cases, not all cases. However, this procedure can be a great option for you if you are experiencing the following problems:
- Broken or inflamed teeth.
- Sensitivity to heat or cold.
- Feeling tooth pain when pressure is applied.
- Tooth nerve inflammation.
- Gum swelling.
Risks of Endodontic Treatments
The success rate of endodontic treatments reaches 98%, so you are likely to be satisfied with the results. However, some cases may face complications or unfavorable difficulties, such as:
- Root canal treatment failure, leading to pus discharge and changes in tooth color.
- Infection spreading to the bones.
- Recurrent infection (if the root canal is not properly sealed).
- Tooth root fracture.
