Is It Normal to Have Pain with Endodontic Treatment | Pasadena, CA

Is It Normal to Have Pain with Endodontic Treatment | Pasadena, CA

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Introduction ď‚— An Endodontic is a Dental Treatment used to repair

and save a damaged or an infected tooth. Most people associate with Root Canal Treatment undergoes a lot of pain and discomfort. The procedure of this treatment involves removing the damaged area of the tooth i.e. the pulp. Then cleaning and disinfecting it and later filling and sealing it. Modern technology and the use of anesthetics make this procedure quick, safe, and painfree.

What is Endodontic Treatment? ď‚— The hallowed space inside a tooth contains soft tissue

called the dental pulp. When this pulp becomes irritated, inflamed or infected then Endodontic Treatment in Pasadena is needed. If this left untreated, the results can be a pain, swelling, and draining pimple on the gums. Our Pasadena Endodontist Dr. Sunyoto can explain to you the Steps Involved in Root Canals Treatment.

How Much Pain is Normal? ď‚— Most people feel sensitivity for a few days after

having an Endodontic Treatment. The reason for this is: 1. The Tissue Around The Gums Remains Swollen.

2. Dental Instrument Damage.

3. Temporary Filling.

If The Tooth Nerve is Removed, Do I Feel Any Pain?

ď‚— Most people believe that once they had Endodontic

Treatment they no longer feel pain in the treated tooth. Well, this is incorrect after a few days of the treatment; the area around the tooth can be sensitive.

When to Seek Help? ď‚— Your root canal pain should decrease over time. But,

if you're still feeling any pain visit our Pasadena Endodontist. Once your tooth is completely treated, our dentist will put a crown on top of it, to prevent any future damage to an already delicate tooth.

Managing Root Canal/Endodontic Pain at Home ď‚— Pain reliever should be sufficient to relieve the pain

after a root canal. while using any medication, make sure to follow instructions carefully as given by our Pasadena Endodontist Dr. Sunyoto. Our Dentist also recommends practicing good oral hygiene with regular brushing and flossing.

Tips for Oral Health after an Endodontic Treatment  A good oral health practice can alleviate the pain from

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a recent Endodontic Treatment. Following these tips also help your new crown last for many years: Don’t eat overly hard foods Brush your teeth at least twice a day Floss once a day Reduce the number of sugary foods and drinks

Contact Us A root canal treatment can successfully save a tooth that has been infected.

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