What is Root Canal Treatment?
- Removal of infected or inflamed tooth cloth
- Cleaning and disinfection
- Filling and sealing with an inert cloth
- Restoration and crown/cap
- It is a multi-step manner and can require multiple sittings
What is the Procedure of RCT Treatment?
Step 1
The very first step includes an X-ray that is taken to determine the volume and approach to contamination. If required local anesthesia is run earlier than beginning the remedy.
Step 2
The subsequent step is Cavity Preparation. A hollow space is prepared, ensuring all the infected tooth material or previous filling material is removed and a proper approach to internal-a part of the teeth (pulp) is hooked up.
Step 3
This is observed by the disinfection and shaping of pulp canals. The infected pulp is cleared out completely, canals are fashioned and wiped clean. Thorough disinfection is accomplished.
Step 4
Clean and disinfected canals are then sealed and filled with an inert rubber-like filling cloth called Gutta-Percha.
Step 5
The very last step is restoration & crown. The crown portion of the teeth hollow space is then restored with a filling, observed through a Cap/Crown cementation.