Root Canal in Mexico
If you have a cracked tooth, a deep cavity, or issues from a previous filling, then a root canal treatment may be required.
This dental treatment involves removing the infected pulp and nerve in the root of the tooth, then cleaning and shaping the inside of the root canal, then filling and sealing the remaining space.
With over 5,000 root canals performed for over 20 years with a Board Certified Endodontist expert that can complete a root canal dental treatment in less than 1 hour.
What Are The Benefits?
When tooth decay progress to the pulp tissue, the pain increases due to inflammation of the nerves and blood vessels supporting your pulp tissue, making the root canal treatment necessary to disinfect the pulp and limit bacterial progression.
Affected Root Canal
If you feel pain in your tooth while you’re drinking or eating something hot or cold you might need a root canal. The sensitivity can manifest itself as a sharp pain or a dull ache, and if you can feel it for a longer period of time, even after you finish drinking or eating.
Complications
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Root Canal Applicable
On Multiple Teeth?
The simple answer is yes, Root Canal treatment can help you save the remaining teeth, these teeth are beneficial for the following functions.
Foundation for overdentures
The remaining teeth could be used to support an overdenture, they are prepared to carry the overdenture, giving a more stable prosthesis
Maintain the quality of bone
The presence of natural teeth delivers the chewing forces to the surrounding bone, which makes the bone still not resorbed, it preserves the bone quality and density for so long, giving the patient a better chance for doing dental implants in the future.
Our innovative 3 On 8 dental treatment provides three zirconium bridges in each jaw; a six-unit single anterior bridge carried by four dental implants from canine to canine, a four-unit single posterior bridge carried by two implants on the right side, a four-unit single posterior bridge carried by two implants on the left side.
Process of theRoot Canal
Taking the medical & dental history enables the dentist to assess your medical condition if have any chronic conditions, the drugs you might be allergic to, the previous dental treatments, and how successful they were.
Xrays
Digital X-rays are taken to evaluate the affected tooth and the progression of the disease
Clinical Examination
Before proceeding to the Root Canal Treatment, the dentist can do some tests like the vitality test and others to make sure of which tooth is the main source of infection to be treated.
Under profound anesthesia, the dentist tries to get access to the pulp by drilling the affected tooth, this process is done to remove all the inflamed and infected pulp which is the source of pain & infection
Disinfection of the infected pulp
After complete removal of the inflamed tissue, the dentist prepares the root canal space to receive the disinfectants, the root canal is well cleaned and disinfected to be ready for filling
Filling the root canal space
The root canal space is then filled with gutta-percha to prevent any bacterial invasion into the space
Post Placement
In some cases, the dentist could place a fiber post in the root canal space to provide sufficient strength and durability for the treated tooth
Final Restoration
It’s considered the final step after Root Canal treatment, the dentist restores the crown part with a composite resin filling, getting the natural esthetics and function back again!
Crown Placement
You may be indicated for dental crowns after doing Root Canal treatment, crowns are also inserted for discolored, tilted, and weak teeth to improve functionality, esthetics, and support
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Root Canal
Costs
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Implant Failure
There is a risk that 3 on 8 dental implants can fail. This happens in about 1 percent of patients. It occurs when the implants do not fuse with the bone, primarily due to patients not waiting the required healing time, poor hygiene, or drinking alcohol. Most of the time, this can be resolved with a new implant.
Reducing this risk is hard to do since the dentist, and researchers don’t always know why one implant fails, and others do not. However, if the patient follows all care instructions before and after the dental implant procedure, it’s less likely to occur. This means maintaining good oral hygiene, eating soft foods, and avoiding smoking.
The Risk of Infection
Any type of surgery carries a risk of infection. Good dentists do everything necessary to minimize this risk. However, infections do occur for various reasons. One of the most common results is the existence of peri-implantitis, a type of infection.
Knowing the signs, like the following, is a good way to get the help you need:
- The dental implants are loose or wobbly
- Bad breath
- A bad taste in the mouth
- Gums that are puffy, red, and inflamed around the dental implants
- Pus exists in the gums
- Fever
- Excessive bleeding while brushing
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