Root Canal Treatment in Noida- A Common Problem

Nowadays, the decaying of teeth has become a common problem among all age groups of people in Noida as well as in other cities. Whether they are kids, youth, or old-aged people, everybody is suffering from the strain of the root canal. Most people are seen crying because of the pain caused in their tooth or teeth and this is because the pulp inside the root canal gets infected.

In order to get them out or treated, the sufferer has to undergo a root canal treatment in Noida. Dental Cure and Care Centre is one of the best clinics to visit for problems associated with teeth. But before we proceed further, let us understand the concept of root canal treatment.

To be straight, a root canal is not a treatment. We know many of you may have raised your brows with this statement. Well, it’s a part of a tooth- basically, the hollow section that consists of the nerve blood vessels, nerve tissue, and other cells, also called the pulp. Typically, a tooth comprises a crown and roots. The crown is situated above the gum, while the roots are below it and attach the tooth to the jawbone.

Pulp is located inside the crown and root or the root canal. The main work of the pulp is to nourish the tooth and provide moisture to the surrounding elements. However, the nerves in the pulp sense temperatures (hot and cold) as pain. The specific dental procedure which is mainly known as a root canal is actually a therapy called endodontic which means ‘inside the tooth.’ However, the root canal is the common name that everybody refers to.

Basically, the root canal treatment is done in three steps, namely- cleaning of root canal, filling the root canal, and adding a crown or filling. In the first step, the dentist administers local anesthesia with the help of a syringe or needle, to make the affected tooth numb. Then, he/she excludes everything from inside the root canal. Later, the endodontist makes a small access hole on the tooth’s surface. Besides, with the help of very small files, he/she removes the diseased and dead pulp tissue.

The next step includes filling the root canal. The dentists clean, decontaminate, and shape the hollow area using irrigation solutions and tiny files. Later, they fill the tooth with a rubber-like material called gutta-percha, using an adhesive cement to seal the canals entirely. On the completion of root canal therapy, the tooth becomes dead. It means that the patient won’t feel any pain in that particular tooth since the nerve tissue and infection have been removed.

However, the tooth now becomes more brittle than before. Because the tooth is without pulp now, so it must get its nourishment from the ligament that connects the tooth to the bone. The supply is definitely adequate. But over time, the tooth will get more fragile. Therefore, it’s important to provide protection to the treated tooth and a crown or filling will do the same. Until the crowning or filling is complete, the patient is advised not to bite or chew on that tooth. After the process is completed, the person can use his/her as earlier.

After the treatment, one is advised to take good care of his/her tooth. You may require an additional visit to your dentist to make everything is fine. Besides, you must go for cleaning and examination of teeth twice a year. Therefore, to avoid any such situation, we should take good oral care and brush our teeth with a good toothpaste twice a day. This helps in restoring calcium in the teeth and prevents them from cavities.

Besides, root canal treatment, a few people lose all their teeth after a certain age or due to carelessness. In such cases, people need to undergo complete denture where both upper and lower jaws teeth are replaced with the new set of teeth. Dental Cure & Care Clinic is a complete denture clinic in Noida that offers several other treatments related to teeth. We have our branches in three different locations of Noida for your comfort. 

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