Root canal treatment – when and how?

Inflammation of the tooth pulp is a common disease, causing pain from mild to severe, directly affecting the patient’s chewing and health. In cases of asymptomatic pulpitis, although the patient does not feel pain and discomfort, the disease progresses silently, causing root cysts, more seriously affecting the adjacent teeth. Therefore, root canal treatment is necessary and must be done as soon as possible to protect the tooth.

1. Teeth with large cavities, close to the pulp or connected to the pulp chamber
2. Injured teeth
3. Teeth with periodontitis cause retrograde pulpitis -> dead pulp
4. Teeth with indications for pulp extraction in restorations

• Root canal treatment process at iMed dental clinic
   
  Step 1:   Examining and assessing the extent of myelitis.
   
  Step 2:   Take X-ray film to check and assess the extent of tooth damage.
   
  Step 3:   Measure blood pressure, anesthetize before root canal treatment.
   
  Step 4:  Open the pulp, determine the root canal system.
   
  Step 5:  Clean the root canal.
   
  Step 6:   Shaping the canal.
   
  Step 7:   Root canal filling, filling or restoring large broken teeth with crowns.
   
  What is special about root canal treatment at iMed dentistry?
   
  Using Densply’s specialized endodontic treatment motor

• Modern under-assisted root canal treatment of 3D CTCB X-ray helps doctor precisely predict the process of root canal treatment

• Root canal sealing with Mineral Trioxide  Aggregate (MTA) biomaterial helps heal around the apical apex miraculously