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About Fillings And Root Canal
Toothaches are a reminder that teeth aren’t just pieces of hard tissue floating around in the gums. They are intricately formed sensory organs with layers of dentin and enamel protecting a living pulp. As long as the pulp stays healthy, you’re rarely aware of the systems at work.

Tooth pain can be especially alarming, but it’s meant to warn you that something’s not right. Pain tells us that the bundle of nerves and vessels inside your tooth is irritated, damaged, or under attack.

Dental caries also known as tooth decay is one of the most common dental problem and can be easily prevented by maintaining a good oral hygiene. Sugary and sticky foods such as candies, ice cream, chocolates, caramels stick to the tooth surface and without proper cleaning, the remnants of the food debris are then dissolved by the oral flora into acids which damage the hard tissue of the teeth resulting in the formation of caries.

A Filling In Time; Prevents An Implant In Future!

Dental decay in earlier stages doesn’t cause any trouble except the un-aesthetic appearance. In later ...
... stages there may be associated food lodgment, sensitivity and pain, resulting in inability to chew. Hence, it is important to treat tooth decay in time. A dental filling is one of the treatment modalities to treat dental caries and prevent its further progress. Dental fillings last long and restores the function and aesthetic of the tooth structure lost.

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Fillings and Root Canal

A root canal infection that is left untreated can spread beyond the tooth as well. The infection can spread to the adjacent tooth, jaws and even the blood stream. Infections passing beyond the root leads to bone loss resulting in weakening of supporting structures of teeth leading to tooth mobility and eventually loss of tooth. If these lost teeth are not replaced the surrounding teeth shift causing pathological migration and Supra eruption of teeth.

Root canal treatment is required when the nerve of your tooth has been infected through either decay or injury. An infection can cause an abscess and symptoms can include a dull ache to a severe pain. If a root canal treatment is not carried out, the infection will spread and your tooth or teeth may need to be taken out. A root canal treatment will remove all infection from the root canal and stop the infection from spreading to the jaw bone. The root is then cleaned and filled to allow it to heal and prevent further infection.

Infected root canals can be very painful and patients often experience a high level of sensitivity, even when they’re not eating or drinking. In extreme cases, the infection can cause an abscess and your face can become swollen. That’s why it’s important to get treatment from a qualified professional as soon as possible.

Root canal treatment is a procedure to restore your original tooth for functional and esthetic purposes. One can start to eat post a root canal treatment within one to two hours’ time as soon as the effect of anesthesia wears off. Our root canal treatment can cure any infection in your tooth. We clean and remove all bacteria from the root of the affected tooth. Despite the poor reputation that root canal treatment has picked up over the years it is root canal treatment, the removal of the nerve, that will free you from your pain.

A potent combination of modern technological advances, expertise and experience at Royal Dental Clinics means that root canal treatment is actually far less painful than its reputation might suggest. Pain relieving not causing. More than just saving you from the discomfort treatment will also save you from having further complications. So don’t delay a Root Canal and contact us.

Teeth cleaning or dental scaling is a dental procedure which comprises of cleaning of teeth surfaces, removal of tartar and plaque below the gums and root cleaning. It is a routine preventive dental procedure carried out for proper maintenance of oral hygiene. Oral prophylaxis is usually carried out once in every 6 months or twice a year.