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When plaque and bacteria build up under the gumline, a traditional dental cleaning cannot remove them. As a result, the gums can become inflamed and the presence of this debris can lead to serious periodontal issues, including tooth loss. The key is to remove the buildup with a deep cleaning process known as scaling and root planing. The idea of …
If your dentist has informed you that you need a root canal, you can expect your treatment to require 2-3 visits. However, the actual treatment time is often less than one hour. Moreover, the area surrounding the tooth being treated will be completely anesthetized, so the procedure is virtually painless. Here’s what to expect if you need a root canal. …
Root canals are one of the most common dental procedures. With this simple treatment, you can avoid tooth loss and the need for bridges or dental implants. A root canal is a treatment used to repair and save a badly decayed or infected tooth. In a root canal procedure, the nerve and pulp of a tooth are removed, then the …
