0452 2536 576
+91 9655 015 015
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No: 14, Gokhale Road
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0452 2536 576
+91 9655 015 015
info@aasastha.com -
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Jul
Microscope Dentistry(Root Canal)
Dental Root Canals with Microscope
Root canal treatment is a widely-used endodontic procedure aimed at preserving your natural teeth and restore damaged teeth to enable them to function. A root canal procedure is usually necessary when the nerve inside a tooth develops infection or inflammation, or when there is not enough of the tooth’s structure to support it with a filling or a crown. To enable the dentist to have a better, more close-up view of the root canal, at Aasatha . we use a dental microscope to magnify the procedure.
Reasons to Have Root Canal Treatment
In most healthy teeth, the pulp that forms the center of each tooth is completely enclosed by the outer enamel, so there’s little opportunity for infection or inflammation to attack the pulp. When you develop tooth decay or a crack or chip in a tooth, however, bacteria can find their way into the pulp chamber. When this occurs, infection and inflammation develop and cause what we know as toothache, making a root canal procedure necessary to save the tooth.
Red or grey discolouration
you might need root canal treatment. In some cases, you may not have any symptoms..
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Tenderness/swelling of the gum tissue
And it’s only during your regular dental examination...
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Throbbing pain
you might need root canal treatment. In some cases, you may not have any symptoms..
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Sensitivity to hot or cold substances
And it’s only during your regular dental examination...
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What a Root Canal Procedure Entails
Root canal treatment is the careful “cleaning out” of the inside of a damaged tooth. This process removes the bacteria and inflamed tissue that causes pain, after which the space is disinfected and filled with a rubber-like product called gutta percha. The material stops bacteria from re-entering the tooth and causing another infection.
If enough of the tooth remains to hold it, a filling is used to close the opening in the tooth. In most instances, the dentist will recommend the placement of a crown over the damaged tooth, to support and protect it. In cases where too much of the tooth structure is lost during the root canal procedure, a metal post is implanted into the jawbone to hold the crown.
The entire root canal treatment is done under a dental microscope, which enables the dentist to reach through the tiny canal entry points and branches. These are invisible to the naked eye, and even magnifying glasses are not strong enough to be able to detect and treat all parts of the canal containing bacteria. Without treatment, these bacteria will continue causing inflammation and lead eventually to tooth loss.
| Treatments | Price |
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Cost of Root Canal Treatment |
$70 - $85 |
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Emergency Root Canal Surgery |
$110 - $135 |
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