Euro Arabian SpecialistDental CenterTooth pain, sensitivity to hot or cold, or pain when biting may be signs that a tooth needs root canal treatment. Our dental team provides modern root canal treatment to remove infection, relieve pain and help preserve your natural tooth.
A root canal is needed when inflammation or damage reaches the pulp, the inner part of the tooth that holds the nerve and blood vessels. This is most often caused by deep decay, a cracked or broken tooth, repeated treatment on the same tooth, or an injury.
Pain can also come from limited decay, gum inflammation, worn teeth or grinding. If the nerve is still healthy, removing the decay and placing a filling may be enough. That is why we start with an accurate diagnosis: your symptoms, an examination and X-rays.
The dentist removes the infected or damaged tissue from inside the tooth, cleans and disinfects the root canals, then seals them. In many cases this saves the natural tooth and avoids an extraction. Teeth weakened by large decay or a fracture often need a crown afterwards to protect them.
Modern techniques and local anaesthesia keep you comfortable during treatment. Mild to moderate sensitivity, especially when chewing, is normal for a few days afterwards and gradually improves.
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