Dr. Sanika Jain uses advanced techniques and anesthesia to ensure root canal treatments are as comfortable and painless as possible. This procedure effectively removes infected tissue while preserving the natural tooth structure. Post-treatment, patients receive comprehensive care and guidance to maintain long-term dental health.

What is a Root Canal?

Root canal treatment is a dental procedure that relieves pain caused by an infected or abscessed tooth. The inflammatory pulp is taken out during the root canal procedure. After disinfecting and cleaning the internal surfaces of the tooth, a filling is next applied to close the opening.

When is a Root Canal Needed?

 Infection of the pulp inside your tooth by oral bacteria necessitates root canal therapy. This typically occurs when a cavity is neglected over an extended period of time. Additionally, it could happen if a traumatized tooth cracks or sustains other damage.

When is a Root Canal Needed?

What are some symptoms that indicate you may need root canal treatment?

• Tooth pain that doesn’t go away: Tooth discomfort can be caused by a variety of dental issues. You could require root canal therapy if you experience discomfort deep inside your tooth. Your jaw, face, or other teeth could experience discomfort as well.
  
  Sensitivity to heat and cold: You may require root canal therapy if your tooth hurts when you eat ice cream or drink hot coffee. This is particularly true if the pain lasts for a long time.
  
  Swollen gums:Pus may build up around an infected tooth when it is diseased. Gums may become swollen, puffy, or sensitive as a result.
  Pimple on the gums: On your gums, you can get a pimple or a boil. An unpleasant taste or odour may result from pus from the infected tooth draining from the pimple.
• Swollen jaw: On occasion, pus doesn’t leave the wound site. Your jaw may therefore develop a noticeable swelling.
• Tooth discoloration: Your tooth may appear darker if the pulp of the tooth becomes infected. This happens as a result of the tooth’s inadequate blood supply.
• Pain when pressure is applied: If you experience discomfort when chewing or touching your tooth, the pulp’s surrounding nerves may be destroyed.
• A chipped or cracked tooth: Bacteria can get all the way into the tooth pulp if you’ve shattered a tooth in an accident, while playing sports, or even just by biting down on something hard.
• Loose tooth: A tooth with an infection may feel looser. This is because the bone supporting the tooth can become softer due to the pus from the affected pulp.

How Should I Prepare For Root Canal Treatment?

 Your healthcare professional can address any inquiries you have about the process before starting your root canal. You can do the following things to get ready for your root canal procedure:

Take all medications as prescribed: In particular, if there is a significant amount of infection present, you can be prescribed antibiotics or anti-inflammatory drugs a few days before to your consultation.

Don’t smoke: The healing process of your body is hampered by tobacco products. A few days before to your root canal appointment, try to cut out smoking completely if you can.

Eat a healthy meal: It’s a good idea to eat before your visit because the local anesthetic used during root canal therapy will cause your mouth to be numb for a few hours.

A Note from Beats & Bites Superspeciality Clinic

It can be frightening to have jaw swelling or tooth ache. Thankfully, root canal treatment can eliminate illness at its source, allowing you to recover fast. Call your doctor as soon as you think you may have an infected or abscessed tooth. Quick medical attention can stop an infection from spreading and reduce your pain, allowing you to resume your daily activities.

Dr. Sanika Jain in Beats & Bites Superspeciality Clinic is one of the best root canal treatments in Pune camp, Pune Station, kalyani nagar, Koregaon Park, bund garden.