Root canal infections are among the many dental issues that people experience today. Root canal infections present with different symptoms that require prompt treatment to avoid escalating the dental issue that may cause other problems to your oral health. To most people, it would be a surprise to find out that they have a root canal infection following a trip…
Root canal therapy is a dental procedure that can save a severely damaged or infected tooth. Despite its reputation for causing anxiety, root canal therapy is a highly precise and scientifically grounded procedure that aims to relieve pain and promote oral health. In this blog post, we have shared the science behind root canal therapy. The Anatomy of a Tooth…
If your tooth is severely damaged or infected, a root canal may be necessary. A dentist will remove the tooth’s pulp and fill it with a material that seals off the tooth. Root canals are done when the pulp in the center of your tooth becomes infected or inflamed. The pulps contain nerves, connective tissues, and blood vessels. Left untreated,…
A root canal is an endodontic procedure used to clean and restore an infected tooth. To this day, the term carries with it the outdated and largely inaccurate stigma of being an unpleasant and even painful experience. This simply is not the case. Having the procedure done today is quick and painless. In fact, you will likely be back to work or school the very same day.
The American Dental Association recommends that most children and adults go to their dentist for routine oral exams and professional dental cleanings twice each year. Some people need to go more frequently, especially if they have gum disease, a high risk of cavities or chronic health conditions such as diabetes that affect oral health. In addition to routine dental cleanings,…
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