Root Canal

1. Root Canal Unfortunately, the root canal is a painful experience and the resulting swelling can be unpleasant if done incorrectly and very accurately. Today's dentists use state-of-the-art technology combined with advanced expertise in root canal technology to ensure comfortable procedures and minimal pain during the restoration process. Why do you need a root canal? There are small canals in the teeth that can be infected. It also leads to infection of the pulp inside the tooth. If left untreated, the entire tooth can become infected and the root up to the jaw can become infected. The most common and obvious symptom is toothache. How are native channels created? Root canals usually require one or two visits, depending on the number of teeth and their degree of involvement. First, the dentist can paralyze the area around the affected tooth or offer a light sedation option if needed. Place the dental rubber dam in the mouth and puncture the tooth in the pulp area. Using electronic imaging equipment, measure the canal after partial pulp removal to ensure the entire canal is clean and use an adequate amount of filler to completely fill the canal to be filled.

2. Remove the infected pulp and rinse the canal thoroughly with an antiseptic solution. This solution cleans all the canals of the tooth. Then the channel is filled and temporary filling is performed. After there are no signs of infection, porcelain crowns or permanent fillings will be done. Crowns are more common because root canal treatment weakens the tooth. The crown is usually placed as soon as possible, within a month. Are you in pain? Minimal pain for 2-3 days after treatment, or more if pulp infection is severe. The biggest advantage of root canal treatment is that it eliminates the infection and does not require future tooth extraction. Over 20 years of Cosmetic Dentistry and 15 years serving Bakersfield, California, Dr. Krauss has performed thousands of complete smile restorations. Bakersfield Dentist, Dr. Krauss has incredible leadership and a commitment to dentistry is evident through his memberships in the American Dental Association, the California Dental Association, and the Kern County Dental Society. To know more aboutBest Dentist In Bakersfield and Cosmetic Dentist Bakersfield visit us now.