Dental Care For Your Family
If you are looking for a dentist that fits the oral health needs of your family, it can be helpful to know exactly what those needs are. Our Brantford dentists are here to explain what they are.
Trust our Brantford dentists and dental health professionals with your root canal treatment.
Root canal treatment involves the removal of the pulp (nerves and blood vessels) from the inside of the inflamed, infected or dead tooth in order to prevent it from becoming a source of continuing infection.
Using a Zeiss dental microscope, our dentists can treat even treat complex root canal treatments for our patients.
The treatment may involve two or more visits to complete since it is important that the inside of the tooth be thoroughly prepared, disinfected and then filled with a non-irritating material.
The number of visits needed will be determined by such things as the severity of infection when treatment is started, the number of roots present and calcified obstructions inside the roots.
It is not uncommon to have slight sensitivity or a mild ache between visits and for a short period after completion of the treatment. If this occurs it can usually be managed with medication that the doctor will recommend or prescribe for you.
Occasionally, a tooth that has been treated will become re-infected and need either re-treatment or removal. Any of these things could lead to the need for a more extensive surgical approach or extraction of the tooth.
It is often recommended that when a tooth has received root canal treatment that it be restored with a full crown to preserve the structural integrity of the tooth and to help ensure that the tooth can provide many years of service.
If you are looking for a dentist that fits the oral health needs of your family, it can be helpful to know exactly what those needs are. Our Brantford dentists are here to explain what they are.
Gum disease is relatively common and can have a negative impact on your oral and overall health. Our Brantford dentists discuss how you can prevent this disease from taking hold.
A root canal is a good option when it comes to restoring an effective tooth but it is always recommended that you avoid one in the first place. Our Brantford dentists are here to tell you how.
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