Symptoms of neuritis appear clearly through:
Severe tooth or molar pain, especially with exposure to extreme heat or cold.
Facial swelling.
Feeling of heat in the gum tissue.
The difference in the number of dental treatment sessions using root canal fillings is due to several factors, but it does not exceed two sessions in most cases, and this is due to:
Type of tooth: The back teeth may need more sessions than the front teeth.
The number of roots, and the number of nerve canals within each root.
The condition of the tooth: Was it recently injured and the pulp is still alive, or was the injury a long time ago during which the pulp decayed, and did this decay cause the invasion of the tissues surrounding the tooth, forming an abscess in the tooth?
The condition of the tooth: is it externally healthy, or is it severely damaged, and requires other procedures to isolate and modify the surrounding gums before starting root canal treatment?
The success rate of root canal treatment usually does not exceed 85% due to the difficulty of accessing narrow root canals. Another challenge is to effectively fill these canals with sealant to ensure complete root closure. However, with technological advancements, different techniques and devices have been developed to perform root canal treatment with unprecedented success rates, and this is exactly what we follow at Dr. Ahmed Ezz El Din Dental Centers.
Root canal treatment or root canal treatment has a higher success rate than tooth extraction, as there are few or no complications in the future. The priority also goes to preserving natural teeth. Whereas, if the roots are treated properly by a doctor who is an expert in cleaning and restoring the affected tooth, there will be no need to extract the tooth
Failure to undergo a root canal filling can cause serious consequences, such as causing the spread of bacterial infections in the jaw, gum tissue, brain, blood, and the rest of the body’s organs.
This period varies from one person to another, but the average period is 10-15 years, and this period of time also varies depending on the location of the tooth in the mouth.