Root canal treatment is a procedure that can save your tooth. The treatment plan eliminates infection in the inner tooth. Getting rid of the infection by removing the pulp and cleaning the inner tooth thoroughly. The tooth is then sealed to prevent future infections. As a result, the tooth is spared from extraction.
When is Root Canal Treatment necessary?
- It's required when the pulp's blood or nerve supply becomes infected as a result of decay or injury.
- An abscess may form as a result of this. An abscess is a swollen area around a tooth caused by an inflamed area in which pus collects.
- An abscess can cause a dull ache to severe pain, and the tooth may become tender when you bite.
- The infection will spread if root canal treatment is not performed, and the tooth may need to be extracted.
- An abscessed tooth can cause a dull ache to severe pain, and the tooth may be tender when you bite.