Root Canal Treatment

Root Canal Therapy at Lamasat Medical Center: Restore Comfort and Preserve Your Natural Smile

At Lamasat Medical Center, we believe in preserving your natural teeth whenever possible. Root canal therapy is a highly effective procedure designed to save a severely infected or damaged tooth, helping you maintain both your oral health and your confident smile.

What is Root Canal Therapy?

Inside every tooth is a soft tissue known as the pulp, which contains nerves, blood vessels, and connective tissue. When this pulp becomes inflamed or infected due to deep decay, cracks, or trauma, it can lead to intense pain and possible tooth loss if left untreated.

Root canal therapy works by:

  • Removing the Infected Tissue: Our experienced dentists carefully remove the damaged pulp from inside the tooth.
  • Thorough Cleaning & Disinfection: The root canals are cleaned and disinfected to eliminate bacteria.
  • Sealing the Canals: The cleaned canals are sealed with a safe material to prevent reinfection.
  • Restoring Strength & Appearance: Finally, a crown or filling is placed to protect the tooth and restore its normal function and appearance.

The Importance of Root Canal Treatment

Root canal treatment delivers essential benefits for maintaining your oral health:

  • Preserves Your Natural Tooth: Helps keep your original tooth intact, reducing the need for extraction or artificial replacements.
  • Relieves Pain and Discomfort: Effectively eliminates the pain caused by infection, bringing relief and restoring normal function.
  • Prevents Further Complications: Stops the infection from spreading to nearby teeth or jawbone.
  • Supports a Beautiful Smile: Maintains the appearance and alignment of your smile for long-term confidence.

Root Canal Retreatment: When Is It Needed?

Sometimes, a tooth that has undergone root canal therapy may need retreatment. This may be necessary due to:

  • Incomplete First Treatment: If some infected tissue remains, the infection may return.
  • New Infection: A new cavity or tooth crack can allow bacteria to re-enter.
  • Issues After Treatment: Damage to the crown or filling may compromise the seal and invite reinfection.

Signs You May Need Retreatment:

  • Ongoing or Returning Pain: Persistent discomfort or sensitivity in the treated tooth.
  • Swelling or Tenderness:Inflammation in the gum area near the treated tooth.
  • Discharge or Pus: Any unusual drainage around the tooth or gum area.

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Dr. Sawsan Hasan

Dr. Ahmad Shalati

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