Root treatment can effectively treat the pain caused by periodontitis and pulpitis, and can completely save the tooth. The process of root treatment is a little different, and I will scare you with you today.
There are four steps to root treatment:

Step 1: The
first step in root treatment is anaesthesia. Before the treatment begins, the dentist will give you a local anesthetic so that you will not feel pain during the treatment.

Step 2: Neural Tube CleanupThe
second step of the root treatment is to clean the neural tube. The dentist will clean the cavity of the tooth with a fine file and burial irrigation solution to remove all the neural tube entrances. This step involves making a thin hole in the tooth surface and then using a file to remove the bad pulp tissue.

Step 3: Root
FillingThe third step of root treatment is root filling. The dentist will fill the tooth with a gum-like material to completely seal the root of the tooth.

Step 4: Installation of bracesThe
fourth step for root treatment is the installation of braces. At this stage, the teeth will become more fragile, so the dentist will use braces or crowns as protection. Before the crown or filling is completed, try not to bite with one tooth. Once the crown is complete, you will be able to use your teeth as before, and your diet and lifestyle will return to normal.

After the root treatment, must I have a crown for the tooth?

During root treatment, the dentist needs to make a hole in the tooth to clean the nerve line that enters the tooth. As a result, the teeth treated with root treatment will be more fragile than before. Teeth with a high risk of cracking need to be protected with braces. The following teeth require braces:

Severe tooth decay requires root tooth removal: The original structure of the tooth has been severely damaged, and the hole has been opened to remove the root of the tooth, so the remaining low tooth tissue is very fragile and needs braces protection.

Mainly chewing teeth: These types of teeth are under a lot of pressure and are used frequently, so they need extra protection.

Greying of the inside of the tooth: If the nerve lines of the tooth are discoloured due to damage, the inside of the tooth may become gray. If you want to improve the color of your teeth, consider getting braces.

Can I eat after the root treatment?

Root treatment usually requires a local anaesthetic, which may affect the lips and tongue. If you eat during anaesthesia, you may not be careful to bite yourself and cause a wound. Therefore, it is recommended to eat before eating after the effect of anaesthesia has subsided for about 4 minutes to reduce the risk of injury. After the root is completed, the teeth will be weaker than usual, so try to avoid chewing with your teeth before the braces are fitted to protect your teeth.

How long does it take to treat the root of the tooth?

Generally speaking, each tooth needs to be treated with two to three root treatments, and the whole course of treatment can be completed first. Getting braces fitted usually requires two treatments. The above treatments are usually about a week apart, so it takes about a month to a month and a half to complete the whole root treatment.

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