Frequently Asked Questions in Endodontic Treatment

Frequently Asked Questions in Endodontic Treatment

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  1. How long is the life of a canal treatment?
  2. Could canal treatment be unsuccessful?
  3. How long should you wait for restoration after canal treatment?

Your dentist will offer canal treatment in order to save your teeth. Before talking about canal treatment, lets see how healthy teeth should be. Healthy teeth are made of crown (intraoral part) and root or roots. There is a tissue in the inner side of the teeth called ‘pulp’ that is made of blood vessels and nerves, which feeds the tooth. The pulp tissue in sick teeth is damaged due to caries, gum diseases or trauma or is infected. Sick teeth may cause symptoms such as pain, swelling and they may be completely asymptomatic. Canal treatment is the treatment for keeping the teeth of which pulp is infected or damages are kept in mouth and returned back to its health. It is the procedure of making the teeth more healthy by removing the pulp and filling the cavity of pulp with canal filling substances, removing the factors that cause caries and other diseases, mechanically cleaning the area and eliminating the infection and filling the cavity of pulp entirely until the edge of the root.

  • Cavity is opened for removing the pulp after decay is cleared
  • Canals of the roots are cleaned mechanically and chemically.
  • Root canals are filled and tooth is restored.

How long is the life of a tooth treated with canal treatment?

Although it looks weaker because it does not have dental tissue nutrition, it may stay in the mouth for a lifetime with a good restoration.

Could canal treatment be unsuccessful? 
Canal treatment may be unsuccessful but the tooth may be saved in many cases when the treatment is repeated.

How long should it be waited for restoration after canal treatment?

Restoration of a tooth which is treated well with canal treatment can begin right away.

Kanal Tedavisi Başarısız Olabilir mi?
Kanal tedavisi başarısız olabilir ancak tedavi tekrarlanarak diş bir çok vakada kurtarılabilir.

Kanal Tedavisi Yapıldıktan Sonra Restorasyon için Ne Kadar Beklenmelidir?
Kanal tedavisi iyi yapılan bir dişin restorasyonuna hemen başlanabilir.

Dr. Ahmet KİĞILI

Dr. Ahmet KİĞILI

Dişhekimi / Prostodonti ve Estetik Diş Hekimliği

1986 yılında başladığı Gazi Üniversitesi Diş hekimliği Fakültesinden 1992 yılında mezun oldu.
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