Preserving natural teeth is very valuable for oral health. When deep decay is not treated, it can reach the tooth's vascular and nerve tissue, and root canal treatment may be needed.
Why is root canal treatment performed?
When the living tissue in the root canals becomes inflamed or can no longer remain vital, root canal treatment is planned. The aim is to clean infected tissue and make the tooth functional again without extraction.
Treatment process
Modern anesthesia methods support patient comfort. Endodontic instruments are used to clean, shape and fill the root canals with suitable materials.
Fear and sedation option
For some people with dental fear, root canal treatment can be planned with sedation support. This helps the patient remain more comfortable while the procedure is completed under clinical control.
Why should treatment not be delayed?
If an infected tooth is not treated, abscess, swelling, severe pain and infection risks affecting general health may occur. Early intervention increases the chance of preserving the tooth.
