
Root Canal Treatment at Antalya Dental Hospital, Turkey
Root Canal Treatment: What Are They, Benefits and Cost
Root canal treatment (endodontics) is a dental procedure used to treat infection at the centre of a tooth. Root canal treatment is not painful and can save a tooth that might otherwise have to be removed completely.
Relieve pain and save your natural tooth.
Many tooth problems like extensive decay or impact injuries, can lead to infection or death of the nerve tissue inside a tooth. This can lead to various symptoms like severe pain, increased sensitivity, swelling of the gums, bad breath or tooth discoloration.
A root canal treatment, also called endodontic therapy, is a safe and straightforward procedure that treats the inside of the infected tooth, relieves pain and saves your natural tooth.
Gentle and painless endodontic therapy.
The pulp which contains nerves are central to a tooth. An infected or inflamed pulp is often the cause of pain. During a root canal treatment, our microscopic endodontist at Dental Clinic Antalya carefully removes the pulp inside the teeth, disinfects the root canals and places a filling to hermetically seal the space.
Microscopic Endodontists
Our Root Canal Specialists are two of the Antalya’s most prominent leaders in the field of microscopic endodontics. Their specialized training, years of experience and expertise in using state-of-the-art dental microscope allows them to view the smallest details inside a tooth which means that you only get the best, most precise results. Patients who have had their root canal treatment done are often amazed with the level of comfort they experienced during their appointment.
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The best time is generally during childhood, but adults can have orthodontic treatment too – and more and more are doing so. Age is less important than having the right number of teeth. In children it may be necessary to wait for enough teeth to come through before starting treatment.
Yes. Make sure that the team know you are nervous, so that they can help you.
Tell your dental team what it is that you particularly dislike about dental treatment. If you think you know the reason, tell your dental team what may have caused your fear.
Tooth jewellery involves sticking small jewels onto the teeth using dental cement. They should be fitted by a dentist, who can also easily remove them if necessary.
It is important to keep the area around the jewel clean, as plaque can easily build up around it and you will be more likely to get tooth decay.
You can find more information about tooth jewellery by visiting our Safe Smiles campaign.
If you are a new patient, unless you have had dental x-rays very recently, the dental team will probably suggest having x-rays. This helps them assess the condition of your mouth and to check for any hidden problems. After that, x-rays may be recommended every 6 to 24 months depending on the person, their history of decay, their age and the condition of their mouth.
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