Root canal treatment
- A root canal treatment is a conservative treatment approach rather than an invasive one. It allows us, the dentists, to ensure your pearly whites stay intact in your oral cavity for as long as possible.
- Root canal treatment is necessary when the pulp, the soft tissue inside the root canal, becomes inflamed or infected.
- Root canal treatment can help to save an infected tooth from being removed.
About Root canal treatment
Signs and symptoms that suggest you may need a root canal treatment:
- You have sensitivity to hot and cold liquids and foods.
- You are experiencing pus discharge from the gums.
- You have pain in chewing and biting down on food substances.
- You have broken the top of your teeth and can see a bleeding spot.
- Swollen gums and mobility of the teeth.
Laser root canal treatment
A laser root canal treatment follows a similar procedure as a classic one, but instead of using chemicals and drugs, a laser is used to remove the infected pulp and debris from the root canal. It essentially melts away debris and, at the same time, kills bacteria and other microbes. It helps dentists disinfect the canal more effectively.
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Root Canal Treatment in Luxembourg to Relieve Pain and Preserve Natural Teeth
Root canal therapy removes infected tissue inside the tooth, eliminating pain and preventing the spread of infection. TalpaDent uses advanced endodontic tools and imaging to ensure precise cleaning and sealing of the canal system. This treatment allows patients to save their natural teeth and restore comfortable chewing function.
FAQ
Persistent pain, sensitivity to temperature, swelling, and darkening of the tooth are common signs. Untreated infection may worsen quickly. A dental exam confirms the diagnosis.
Modern techniques and anesthesia make the procedure comfortable. Most patients feel immediate relief afterward. Discomfort usually subsides within a short period.
Many treatments are completed in one visit, though complex cases may take two. Digital imaging enhances efficiency. Healing begins immediately after sealing the tooth.
Crowns protect the tooth from fractures and restore full strength. Root canal-treated teeth are more brittle. A crown ensures long-term durability.
Although rare, reinfection can occur. Retreatment or advanced procedures may resolve complications. Regular check-ups help monitor tooth health.
With proper restoration and hygiene, root canal-treated teeth can last a lifetime. Routine dental visits support longevity. Avoiding excessive biting helps prevent fractures.
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