Root canal treatment and nerve filling

If you suffer from chronic tooth pain or recurrent abscesses, you may need root canal treatment, also known as a nerve filling.

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What is root canal treatment or nerve filling?

Root canal treatment is a therapeutic procedure used when decay or inflammation reaches the inner nerve of the tooth.
The dentist will:

• Remove the infected nerve

• Clean and disinfect the root canals

• Fill it with a special medical material that prevents infection and restores the tooth to its normal function without the need for extraction

When do you need a root canal?

The following symptoms may indicate that you need root canal treatment:

• Severe or persistent pain, especially when chewing

• Extreme sensitivity to heat or cold

• Darkening of the tooth color

• Abscess or swelling in the gums

• Deep fracture or decay reaching the nerve

Root canal treatment steps at Dr. Arsan Atalla’s center

1. Digital diagnosis: Using 3D imaging to assess the condition of the tooth and roots with extreme precision.

2. Local anesthesia and tooth isolation: To ensure complete comfort during treatment and prevent bacteria from entering the tooth.

3. Removal of the infected nerve and cleaning of the canals: Using the latest precision instruments to ensure complete sterilization and prevent recurrence of inflammation.

4. Filling the canals with gutta-percha: A safe medical material that seals the canals tightly and protects the tooth from future infection.

5. Tooth restoration: Using a cosmetic filling or protective crown to restore the tooth’s natural shape and chewing strength.

Advantages of root canal treatment at our center

• Precise treatment using modern digital devices

• Permanent relief from pain and infection

• Preservation of natural teeth without extraction

• Treatment completed in just one or two sessions in most cases

• Sterile medical environment in accordance with the highest standards

• Regular follow-up after treatment to ensure stability of the condition

Tips after root canal treatment

Tips after root canal treatment

• • • Avoid hard or crunchy foods for the first two days.

    • Brush your teeth gently with a soft toothbrush and non-abrasive toothpaste.

    • Do not delay the placement of the final crown to protect the tooth

    • Use dental floss and mouthwash daily.

    • Follow up with your dentist regularly to ensure the safety of your teeth

Is root canal treatment painful?

Thanks to advanced local anesthesia and modern treatment devices, root canal treatment is now virtually painless.
Most patients feel immediate relief after the session, as the pain caused by inflammation disappears completely.