Root Canal Specialist Treatment in Denver, CO, starting from $350
At Open and Affordable Dental and Braces in Denver, we address crucial root canal issues, often arising from deep decay or injured pulp, which if neglected, can lead to complications like abscesses. Our root canal therapy, a common dental procedure, focuses on treating teeth affected by sensitivity to temperature, pain, or trauma.
Teeth requiring root canal treatment, whether due to deep decay, infection, or trauma, can lead to more than just pain or discomfort. Without timely care, these issues can result in severe dental problems, including abscesses, tooth loss, and systemic infections. However, there's no need to worry, as our expert team is here to assist you.
Our expert team, utilizing advanced dental care techniques, aims to save your natural teeth, often resolving issues in just a few visits. We are dedicated to easing discomfort, often caused by repeated dental procedures or deep cracks in the tooth, ensuring effective treatment and preserving oral health.
Utilizing state-of-the-art technology and techniques, we ensure a comfortable and effective treatment experience. Our specialized approach means that many patients find relief and preserve their natural teeth effectively, often in just one or two visits, though more complex cases might require additional care.
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Untreated root canal issues can lead to various problems, from persistent pain and swelling to the risk of spreading infection. At Open and Affordable Dental and Braces, we're committed to addressing these challenges, helping you not only maintain your natural smile but also improve your overall oral health and wellbeing.
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Root Canals In Simple Words
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What does root canal treatment involve?
Devitalisation, also known as Root Canal, basically consists of the removal of the vital part of the tooth known as the pulp (or dental nerve), inflamed tissue to be removed along the entire length of the roots (1, 2, 3 or 4, depending on the tooth being treated).
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What are the stages involved in a root canal procedure?
The procedure is usually performed in several stages. Before proceeding to the actual devitalisation, anaesthesia is applied, after which the surgical field is isolated.
Next, the pulp is removed, the area is disinfected, the post is fixed, the tooth is filled with specific materials such as root canal cement and finally the tooth is reconstructed.
If a devitalisation of a premolar or molar has been performed, the application of a capsule is usually recommended, which usually guarantees greater resistance and durability.
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How is the depth of tooth decay assessed?
Many times, in order to assess the depth of caries, the tooth is first cleaned and filled with a temporary, softer material, and then possibly permanently filled or devitalised, in the event that the first solution has not solved the problem and vital parts of the tooth have been affected.
Is the Root Canal Treatment Painful?
No, root canals are not painful
There are many who are afraid of the dentist and, even more so, of invisible treatments that involve incisions or interventions, that are more profound. Let us therefore clarify one thing.
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The only pain experienced, if it can be called that, is at the time of anaesthesia (where much depends on the hand of the dentist). During the treatment one may experience at most a soreness in the treated area.
Post-devititalisation pain, on the other hand, may depend on the type of tooth treated, i.e. whether a single-rooted (e.g. an incisor, a very rare case) or multi-rooted devitalisation was performed.
Post-operative pain, which, although depending on each patient, is in any case more about discomfort or a few sporadic impulses than anything else and it can easily be managed with pain-relieving drugs.
