Patient Education
Root Canal - Why and When?
A root canal is a dental procedure performed to treat a tooth that has a damaged or infected pulp (the innermost part of the tooth). The pulp contains nerves, blood vessels, and connective tissue, and when it becomes infected or damaged, it can lead to severe pain and other complications. Here are the reasons why and when a root canal may be recommended:
When a Root Canal is Recommended:
Severe Tooth Pain
Prolonged Sensitivity
Swelling and Discomfort
Visible Signs of Decay
Abscess Formation
Pulp Exposure
Benefits of a Root Canal:
Pain Relief
Preservation of the Tooth
Prevention of Spread
Functional Restoration
If you experience any of the symptoms above, it's important to call us at once . We can assess your condition, perform necessary tests, and recommend appropriate treatment, which may include a root canal if deemed necessary. Early intervention can prevent complications and preserve your natural tooth.