All About Root Canal Treatment?
A presentation for Awareness
First things first, What Is a Root Canal?
A Dental Root Canal Treatment is a procedure that not only “saves” your tooth, it also “preserves” it. It is performed when the pulp, veins, and nerves inside your tooth have been harmed. This harm can originate from a split tooth, decay or hole in the tooth repeated dental treatment or injury.
How Do You Know If You Need a Root Canal? The signs to look out for :
Severe toothache when biting Painful, increased sensitivity to hot or cold temperatures A constant or repeating white, yellow, or red pimple on the gums Discoloration of the tooth Swelling and pain in the adjacent gum
What You Can Expect During The Treatment? 1. Local anesthesia to numb the tooth. 2. An opening is made through the highest point of the tooth 3. The pulp is expelled from the canals and the area is cleaned with medicines 4. The canals are loaded up with a rubbery material called guttapercha that helps keep the canals free of disease or contamination. 5. The tooth is fixed until the point that a crown can be given.
Is Root Canal Painful? Not really. With numbing agents and recent advances, today’s single sitting RCT causes no more discomfort than a regular filling. On the off chance that you do experience pain after your treatment, it typically ceases 12 to 24 hours after. Keep your head raised while dozing for the first couple of evenings and take whatever pain prescription that your dental practitioner suggests.
How Long Does a Root Canal Take? Most root canals will take a few visits to finish, depending upon the decay. One appointment can take somewhere in the range of thirty minutes to an hour and a half for each visit. Load your phone with an engaging audiobook or some nice music and time will fly! We do our best to make you pain-free and get you out and about at the earliest! So don’t wait; don’t give in to your apprehensions of a root canal and give your teeth a fair chance!
How Safe Root Canal Treatment Is During Pregnancy? Getting Root canal treatment during pregnancy is entirely safe. It does not pose a severe threat to you or your little one. However, it is mandatory to know about the possible risks involved in the treatment. A reputable dentist in Delhi will make you understand every aspect of this treatment and clarify all your doubts before starting the procedure. They tell you the effects of anesthesia, x-ray, and other chemicals. So, you will be worry-free and feel comfortable during the treatment.
How much does root canal treatment cost you? According to the spread of infection, the treatment is offered for multiple sittings. Usually, the root canal cost in India is affordable, but it differs based on the dental clinic you visit and where you reside. In addition, the number of the tooth need to be treated plays a vital role in determining the cost. Usually, the single sitting RCT ranges from Rs.1500 to Rs.12000. It is the average amount of root canal treatment. It varies based on the factors mentioned above. You should consult the dentist prior and discuss the cost to avoid lastminute hassles.
INVISIBLE BRACES
Technology Used By Dr. Bhutani Dental Clinic:
Invisible Braces or clear aligner is the best orthodontic treatment for straightening your teeth.
VENEERS Veneers are custom-made shells that can be placed on the front of teeth to improve appearance.
3D SCANNER The 3D Scanner is used to capture data from dental arches or teeth by projecting light sources into it.
NITROUS OXIDE (LAUGHING GAS) To reduce the pain during a dental procedure, the dentist will use Nitrous Oxide as a sedative agent.
TREAT ONE PATIENT AT A TIME
Sanitization at Dr. Bhutani Dental Clinic:
Here we treat one patient at a time and give 100% effective treatment to solve their dental issues.
REGULARLY DISINFECT SURFACE THROUGH OUT VISIT To keep our environment neat and clinic, we regularly disinfect surfaces throughout the visit.
FOLLOW SOCIAL DISTANCING We follow social distancing strictly by considering the health of our patients and staff.
FOLLOW STERILIZATION PROTOCOLS BEFORE AND AFTER SURGERY To avoid infectious pathogens from instruments, here we follow sterilization protocols before and after surgery.