INFECTION MAY BE
Causing Your Tooth Pain
If you are experiencing tooth pain or ache, it may be caused by infection that has taken hold inside the pulp and nerves of a tooth. When this occurs, root canal treatment is necessary to cleanse the infection from inside the tooth. The purpose of a root canal is to alleviate tooth pain and restore health to your mouth. If tooth infection is left untreated, it can cause complications like painful abscesses forming, tooth loss and even spread the infection to other parts of the body. Dr. Amir HagShenas offers patients gentle and timely root canal treatment to ease tooth pain and remove infection.
If you have an abscessed tooth, that means the pulp of tooth is
infected and you need root canal therapy.
OUR ROOT CANAL PROCESS
During a root canal, Dr. HagShenas will access the interior of your tooth and use ultra-fine tools to clean out the infection within. Once the infected pulp is removed, the tooth roots will be reshaped and the structure will be reinforced with a biocompatible material called gutta-percha. A natural-looking dental crown will be used to restore your tooth and protect the interior. After root canal treatment, you will be able to return to a normal lifestyle free of pain and able to use your tooth like normal.
Infected Tooth
Opening is made in the tooth
Infected tissue is removed and canals are cleaned.
Canals are filled with a permanent material and sealed with filling.
Common Symptoms Of Tooth Infection
Tooth ache or pain
Constant bad breath (halitosis)
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Swelling of the face or lymph nodes
Painful abscesses forming
OUR ROOT CANAL PROCESS
During a root canal, Dr. HagShenas will access the interior of your tooth and use ultra-fine tools to clean out the infection within. Once the infected pulp is removed, the tooth roots will be reshaped and the structure will be reinforced with a biocompatible material called gutta-percha. A natural-looking dental crown will be used to restore your tooth and protect the interior. After root canal treatment, you will be able to return to a normal lifestyle free of pain and able to use your tooth like normal.
