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ROOT CANAL TREATMENT (RCT)
PAINLESS ROOT CANAL TREATMENT (RCT OR ROOT CANAL SURGERY )
Dr Arundeep S.Brar at Brar Dental Clinic Muktsar, Punjab, India, provides
painless root canal treatment with Advanced PROTAPER TECHNOLOGY (Dentsply USA) using latest endomotor and RVG instant x ray system. He is Specialist in single sitting painless Root Canal Treatment.WHY OPT FOR ROOT CANAL TREATMENT.?
ROOT CANAL TREATMENT AT BRAR DENTAL CLINIC MAIN SERVICES
At Brar Dental Clinic, we help the patients to revive their
tooth in health and shape whose root canals are infected. We provide the best Root Canal Treatment available in India where the infected
pulp is cleaned, and canals filled This includes cleaning the dead nerves and
blood vessels after which the empty root canal is cleaned and filled. We also
provide advanced root canal treatments using techniques like CBCT guidence. At
Brar Dental Clinic, we help the patients get rid of the infected root canal in
one or two sittings.
FACTS ABOUT ROOT CANAL TREATMENT
WHAT ARE THE GOALS OF ROOT CANAL TREATMENT.?
As an alternative to an extraction, the goals of root
canal treatment are to save the tooth and allow it to be
retained in the mouth for many years in a state of health,
function, and comfort. Root canal treatment is directed
towards removing diseased tissue from the inside of the
tooth and subsequently filling and sealing the root canal
space in order to minimize the possibility of future
re-infection.
WHY IS ROOT CANAL TREATMENT
CALLED ENDODONTIC TREATMENT.?
Endodontic is a word composed of two Greek words, "endo"
meaning "inside," and "odont" meaning "tooth." Endodontics
is that branch of dentistry that deals with the diagnosis,
prevention, and treatment of diseases that arise from the
soft tissues inside the tooth. These tissues are referred
to as the dental pulp and they occupy the root canal space.
Thus, endodontic treatment is also called root canal
treatment.
IF A TOOTH HAS HAD ROOT CANAL TREATMENT, IS IT A DEAD TOOTH.?
Root canal treatment does not kill a tooth. Even though root canal treatment removes the
pulp tissue from inside the tooth, the tooth is by no means
"dead." Following successful endodontic treatment, the
tooth continue to receive its blood supply and nourishment
from the surrounding tissues and the supporting bone. The
body's immune system continues to recognize an
endodontically treated tooesth as viable and healthy, just
as it recognizes any other normal non-treated tooth. An
endodontically treated tooth generally requires a
protective crown and, once this restoration has been
completed, the tooth continues to function as an integral
component of the dental arch. A tooth that has had root
canal treatment and has been properly restored is no more
susceptible to fracture, decay, or gum disease than any
other tooth.
RCT is one name that gives many patients shivers when told about it. However, in reality, it is not that bad. Infact, it is an instant pain reliever and the best treatment to retain the original teeth. A Root canal treated tooth serves its purpose and function just as a healthy tooth.
A root canal is a capillary, which runs from the base of the root of the tooth to the middle of the crown (the visible part of the tooth). The root canal carries the pulp (a network of blood and nerve cells), which brings the tooth to life.
The nerve of the tooth gets damaged due to many reasons. One of the main causes is cavity in the tooth that grows deeper and touches the nerve. Since the cavity is filled with bacteria, the root canal gets inflamed and causes pain. Other reasons that may damage the teeth are accidental cracks or infection from gums reaching to the base of roots. In such cases, root canal treatments can easily stabilise the position.
There are two ways to get relief from the pain: perform
the root canal therapy, or pull the tooth, clean the gum
below, and replace the tooth with a denture or bridge. We
advise removing teeth as a last resort natural teeth are
the ones best suited for the mouth.
It's important to have root canal therapy done quickly.
The bacteria will travel down the canal to the root and
into the jawbone. If this happens, the pain of your
toothache will spread to your jaw. Even more important, the
infection can cause your jawbone to deteriorate and weaken
the structure that holds your teeth.
The best way to avoid root canals is to take good daily
care of your teeth to prevent the growth and spread of
bacteria. Brushing and flossing are important. Just as
important are regular trips to the dentist, to check for
the first sign of decay or cracks that could eventually
lead to an infected tooth. In this case, an ounce of
prevention really is worth a pound of cure!
HOW AND WHY DO WE DO A ROOT CANAL.?
We consider each and every human being to
be uniquely different. The same also applies to each and
every tooth in the oral cavity. As given above, you may
need a root canal for various causes irrespective of any
symptom related to pain. Pain is a very subjective feeling
that varies with each individual. Similarly, each and every
tooth may show different symptoms depending upon its
location, anatomy, usage, disease and time. While
discomfort and pain can be treated with various other
methods, a dental root canal treatment is the best way to
free the tooth from infection and problems for a lifetime.
Our decision to perform a root