Author: Dr. Aishwarya Dental

A root canal treatment is designed to save an infected tooth by removing the infected area, cleaning the canal and sealing the tooth so that it can function normally again.

However, there are times when the treatment may not work as expected and people have to experience discomfort in the same tooth. That is why at a trusted dental clinic in Patna, every RCT begins with careful treatment planning, advanced techniques and a focus on precision.

This blog will help you understand whether, even after years of treatment, a root canal can hurt and what the warning signs are related to tooth pain.

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Sometimes a decayed, painful, or broken tooth does not need to be pulled. With timely treatment, a dentist can often save natural teeth and preserve proper chewing, speech, alignment, and the health of the neighbouring teeth.

But can tooth extraction be avoided?

The answer depends on several factors including the amount of healthy root structure remaining, the extent of infections, root condition, and the health of surrounding gums and bone. A thorough dental examination helps determine whether the tooth can still be saved.

In this blog, we will discuss treatment options that can save your tooth. Additionally, we will also discuss why getting dental treatment early can save your natural teeth.

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Sometimes, tooth extraction is necessary. Especially in cases when a tooth is severely decayed, infected, or cannot be restored. However, extraction is not always the first solution. A good dentist always tries to save the natural tooth whenever possible. Good oral hygiene and regular dental cleanings can also go a long way in keeping your teeth healthy and preventing problems that may eventually lead to extraction.

Preventive care helps control plaque, protects gums from decay, detects problems early on and helps maintain healthy teeth for long. Plaque and tartar are major causes of gum disease and tooth decay. While it is possible to remove plaque with regular brushing and flossing, tartar, once it has hardened, cannot be removed with a toothbrush. Continue reading “How Professional Teeth Cleaning Can Help Prevent Tooth Extraction?”