Root Canal Treatment

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Teeth have a soft core called the dental pulp. The pulp extends from the crown the visible part of the tooth to the tip of the tooth's root in the jawbone. The pulp contains nerves, blood vessels and connective tissue. When a tooth is cracked or chipped or has a deep cavity, bacteria can enter the pulp. Injury to the tooth also can cause pulp damage and inflammation. Left untreated, bacteria and decaying material can cause a serious infection or a tooth abscess, leading to pulp death, bone loss and loss of the tooth itself. Signs and symptoms may include swelling around your face and neck, a hole in your tooth, toothache or tooth pain, gum swelling, and temperature sensitivity. A root canal is usually done by an endodontist or a general dentist. The root canal usually takes one or two visits, but once in a while, additional visits are required because some teeth prove difficult to treat.

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