Do I have to have a root canal? Let s learn about root canal treatment

If you tell the doctor what you think, you can be conservative in this situation! Indirect medullary capping may be done.

The doctor directly asks you to do a root canal** not entirely to make more money, but out of conservatism** may fail, resulting in a decrease in the patient's trust in the doctor. That is, for the sake of fame, and no worries.

It is recommended to do a root canal**. After a root canal**, the body has a repair process that can be reviewed regularly to see how well the tissue is healing. For quite some time, the patient may feel uncomfortable with the teeth of the **.

If the condition does not worsen gradually, observation can be used, but the doctor's instructions should be followed and the examination should be carried out in a timely manner.

I also recommend that you do a root canal**, which is the most commonly used and effective method for endodontic and apical periapical disease. The principle of root canal surgery is to remove most of the infection in the root canal by mechanical and chemical methods, and to prevent the occurrence of periapical lesions or promote the healing of periapical lesions that have already occurred by filling the root canal and sealing the crown.

The so-called root canal is a method of filling the root canal and the pulp cavity with pulp covering, pulpectomy, complete extraction of the pulp (nerve extraction), etc., and then filling the root canal and pulp cavity. Its purpose is as follows:

1.Alleviate the patient's pain and prevent the spread of infection: the teeth that have been pulpitis will deteriorate and eventually the pulp will die, and even the lesions around the root apex, which is quite painful; Root canals** can not only alleviate the patient's pain, but also shorten the entire course of the disease and prevent the deterioration of the disease.

2.Prevent tooth extraction as much as possible: The purpose of root canal** is to preserve the pulp or the tissue around the root apex, so that the infended tooth can still be in its supporting tissue in a good state of health, and avoid extraction or further deterioration to the point of collapse.

3.Eliminate the infection of the lesion and rebuild the health of the affected tooth: the root canal can not only extinguish the bacteria and their decomposition products and toxins in the root canal, but also promote the repair and healing of the tissue around the root of the tooth, and eliminate the infection of oral lesions.

Advantages of Root Canal **:

1.It can maintain the integrity of the natural tooth arrangement, prevent the displacement of adjacent teeth, tooth decay and periodontal disease, prevent excessive loss of supporting bone after tooth extraction, affect the appearance of the face shape and the stability of the denture scale, and solve some difficulties in the production of dentures because of the maintenance of teeth.

2.It can avoid the malocclusion caused by early tooth extraction, and the slag chain can be avoided and the trouble of correction can be avoided.

3.For patients with severe systemic diseases (such as: congenital heart disease, diabetes, tuberculosis, hemophilia, pernicious anemia, rheumatic fever, leukemia, hypertension, syphilis, etc.), root canals should be used** to reduce the risk, which is a good **.

Since the root canal** can keep the natural tooth intact and biologically fit without the need to remove the affected tooth, there is no need to use adjacent teeth to support the denture device, eliminating abnormal stress and reducing the cost of denture production.

Although root canals have so many advantages, they also have contraindications, and it is up to your dentist to consult your dentist to decide whether to retain or remove the affected tooth.

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Generally, when patients who are troubled by dental disease hear the doctor's recommendation to do a root canal**, most of them are more afraid, in fact, this is just that the patient does not understand the root canal**.

Root canal is now a more commonly used way of some dental diseases, its method is more complex, requires a lot of instruments, and requires multiple steps to complete the whole process. To put it simply, a root canal** is a nerve injury to this tooth that cannot be relieved by medication. The treatment method requires a hole in the tooth, the purpose is to reach its pulp cavity and clean out the nerve infection inside; Then the dressing is changed, and the tooth is no longer painful, and then the root canal ** is filled.

Nowadays, there are more and more conditions in people's teeth, so what symptoms need to be done for root canals**? Let's find out first

1. Pulpitis If your teeth frequently have symptoms of toothache, then you may suffer from pulpitis, usually such teeth will have cavities, long-term bacteria attached to the cavities make the pulp tissue infected, and then cause inflammation, if you want to keep the teeth, you need to completely remove the infected pulp tissue through the root canal**, control the inflammation, and finally fill the cavity, so as to save the affected tooth.

2. Apical periodontitisIf your gums are swollen and painful, a bag will appear on the gums after a period of time, which is the case of apical inflammation, many patients feel that this bag makes the mouth very uncomfortable, and will also wonder if it is a tumor, in fact, it is all caused by apical inflammation, and at this time it is the fastest way to do root canals.

3. Pulp necrosis Pulp necrosis is actually difficult to find, because the affected tooth generally has no obvious symptoms, it may only be the crown discoloration, most of which are yellow or gray, so many patients will not find that their pulp has been necrotic, but as the lesion continues, it will slowly cause greater damage to the root tip, the discoloration of the tooth is still a mild performance, and the continuous absorption of the root and alveolar bone is the most serious.

[Indications for root canal**] (Dalian dental doctor's mouth).

Root canal is a process of removing necrotic material inside the tooth and then filling it, which is an effective process for inflammation and lesions inside the tooth. Tooth decay develops into the inside of the tooth, and inflammation and lesions occur in the pulp, root tip and other parts, which generally need to be done to kill nerves**.

Common and frequent include acute and chronic pulpitis and apical periodontitis; pulp necrosis; Tooth loss is too large, tooth nerve leakage; Severe tooth decay (based on decay). Root canal removes the root cause of tooth lesions, so as to achieve a fundamental and thorough purpose.

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For tooth pain, the first thing to do is to find out the problem of the tooth, or if you have a toothache, you can find a professional dentist in time, and you can quickly and effectively relieve the pain.

Root canal is the most commonly used and effective method for endodontic disease and apical periapical disease, which aims to kill and clean out the necrotic and diseased pulp tissue at the root canal site of the tooth, eliminate the inflammation inside the tooth, prevent the inflammation from aggravating and spreading, bringing more pain to the patient and leading to more serious infection of the tooth.

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Root canal ** is aimed at the invasion of dentin, dental nerve **, people with tooth decay, or do tooth filling as soon as possible**, although the development is serious can also do root canal**, but the harm caused by different degrees of tooth decay is not the same, early ** is also for the sake of oral health.

The root canal** is also called a nerve-killing nerve and the dental nerve is as thin as a hair. For the back teeth, the dental nerve may be thinner than a hair. To find them one by one in the teeth, you can't miss them, measure the length accurately, and work hard to clean them, it's really not good to do it without two strokes, so the root canal ** is also a test of the doctor's skills.

What kind of situation should be done to do a root canal**?

When the cavity is too deep, the pulp has been exposed, and the bacteria invade the pulp, developing pulpitis or even apical periodontitis. At this time, it is necessary to do a root canal ** to remove the infected pulp, and then use teethers and other materials to seal the pulp cavity tightly, so that the periapical inflammation will subside. When suffering from dental trauma, broken teeth, and exposed dental nerves, root canals are generally done**.

What needs to be understood is that the root canal and lateral branch root canal systems are criss-crossed, and it is difficult to really clean the dental nerve completely at the theoretical and practical levels. Basically, a skilled dental physician can clean and fill the main root canal and the thicker lateral root canals. Thoroughly clean all the pulps and fill all the root canals?

Basically impossible.

In addition, after the root canal, you need to make a crown to protect the teeth, the teeth after the root canal ** are very fragile and easy to bite, if the bite is split, you can only extract the implant.

First, pulpitis and pulp necrosis.

Second, apical lesions.

Third, periodontal disease complicated by pulp lesions.

Fourth, the degenerative changes of the pulp caused by unknown causes, such as root canal resorption and pathological changes of the pulp caused by medullary stones.

If there is trauma to the tooth and pulp leakage, if the tooth has acute pulpitis, if the tooth has chronic pulpitis, if the tooth has very deep tooth decay, when removing the caries tissue, in the case of accidental pulp penetration, or if there is pulp necrosis, in the case of acute chronic apical periodontitis, it is necessary to do the root canal of the tooth.

Root canal is currently the main method of these diseases, and it is also the most used method in our Department of Stomatology.

Hello, teeth actually have a process when decay develops, from superficial caries, medium caries to deep caries, and then to pulpitis and apicalitis, only when the lesion develops to pulpitis and apical inflammation, you need to do a root canal**. When caries is a small black dot or small black line at an early stage, it can be solved by resin filling. If you miss the process of direct filling, you will have to do a root canal** if the pulp is infected.

The purpose of the root canal is mainly to remove the infected substance in the root canal, and then through the method of disinfection, and finally through filling, ** to prevent the infection from continuing to develop, control inflammation, and preserve the affected tooth. The ultimate goal of the endodontist is to save every tooth, even the root and crown.

When teeth decay occur, many people delay because they are not painful or itchy, until the degree of decay is severe, and they realize that they need to go to the hospital to see. Root canal is currently the best way to preserve the affected tooth. If you still delay, you may end up with a tooth extraction.

A root canal** is to remove part or all of the infected or necrotic pulp tissue and then seal the pulp. The goal is to remove bacteria from the pulp cavity, stop the pulp infection from spreading to the periodontal tissues and alveolar bone before these tissues are damaged and the tooth can be preserved.

In the clinic for pulpitis or apical periodontitis teeth, bacteria accumulate in small root canals, which are difficult to reach with oral medications, resulting in infections that are difficult to remove, and root canals are generally required**.

Generally, the tooth needs to be done with a root canal**, that is, your tooth has rotted into the root of the tooth, because the root of the tooth is not easy to grind, and it can only be disinfected and sterilized with the root canal**.

The tooth has been severely damaged, and the tooth has rotted, in this case, it is necessary to do this kind of root canal **root canal**, which can last for about 10 to 15 years, and the tooth is also very healthy after the end.

When the tooth is broken and there is tooth decay, you need to do a root canal**, which is to pull out your own nerves, and then remove the dirty material in the tooth, and the root canal** is permanent.

Toothache, whether it is caused by pulpitis or other reasons, must first be appeased, anti-inflammatory, disinfected and maintained for a period of time to see if it can be relieved and self-healing, only if the disease is too serious to be reversible, can you do a root canal, and find out that boron butadiene cream can indeed cure pulpitis, and I have experienced it.

Beijing Youyi Stomatological Hospital recommends that for simple pulp infection, a disposable root canal** is generally used; Especially for the residual crown and root teeth, the prosthodontics department needs to carry out pile crown restoration, and root canal surgery is the only method that can be selected. For specific situations, it is recommended that you go to a regular specialist hospital for consultation.

Hello, according to your description, it can probably be judged that it is medium to deep caries, and further examinations must be done, such as: X-rays, or conservative **, that is, to clean the cavity with decay first, and then fill. If the effect is not good, there is still a reaction, then an open ** can be performed, that is, the dental nerve can be removed, the root canal ** can be performed, and then a permanent filling can be done.

Hello, indications for root canal**: pulpitis and apical periodontitis. Specifically, it depends on the vitality of the tooth nerve. If the tooth is necrotic, a root canal** is required, and if the tooth is still alive and the decay has not yet affected the dental nerve, a root canal** is not required.

It's just a toothache, why did the doctor ask me to do a root canal**? Do you know about root canals?

Hello, root canal** is mainly used for endodontic or apical diseased teeth. Suggestion: However, trauma, dental restoration, and periodontal surgery also require pulp removal and root canal**.