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Root Canal Treatment- RCT

Indications:

Spontaneous pain or throbbing while biting Sensitivity to hot and cold foods Severe decay or an injury that creates an abscess (infection) in the bone Traumatic and/or Fractured Teeth

Procedure:

Root canal therapy needs not to be uncomfortable. With the use of local anesthesia, the entire procedure can be totally painless. The first step in a root canal is to obtain access to the canal. This is accomplished by establishing a small access opening in the top of the tooth. The length of the root canal is determined and the infected pulp is removed. At the same visit, the canal where the nerve is located will be reshaped and prepared to accept a special root canal filling material. The number of visits necessary to complete your root canal will depend upon the infected state of the nerve, and the complexity of the procedure. The final step in root canal will be the sealing of the root canal with a sterile plastic material (gutta percha).

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