Category: Root canal Treatment
Considering a Root Canal in the City of London? A Dentist Answers Your Questions
Bacterial infection in the centre of the tooth, the root canal system, can be cured with a procedure called endodontics, commonly known as root canal treatment. Although it is an invasive procedure, it can become necessary to perform root canal treatment in order to preserve a tooth that has become…
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If you’re suffering from tooth decay, it’s probably safe to say that it is pretty much your own fault, because tooth decay is a direct result of poor oral hygiene. This common evil is caused by bacteria and acids being allowed to eat into the tooth’s enamel and get inside…
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Your teeth are actually hollow bodies and inside them is the pulp chamber. The pulp chamber is a vital part of your teeth as it houses a number of important nerves, arteries, veins and other tissue. If you have damaged your tooth to the point where the pulp chamber is…
READ ARTICLEGetting root canal treatment in the city of London
In the city of London, as with anywhere, getting a root canal strikes fear into heart of its victim. This frightening technique can cause the mother of all pains, almost complete blood loss and ultimately decapitation, or more seriously, death! Sound familiar? The myths that surround root canal treatment have…
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Dental infections affect the parts of the tooth right near their centre in the root. This makes them very difficult to treat as it is very hard to get to that part of the tooth. That means that in some cases, where the infection has really taken hold, there are…
READ ARTICLEThe truth about root canal treatments at City of London dentists
The root canal treatment has a fearsome reputation but is this really justified and what is the actual truth behind this infamous dental procedure? Well, to be honest, the root canal gets a slightly raw deal. When performed with an anaesthetic, there is no real reason why the treatment should…
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