What is the treatment of dental nerve infection and its cost?

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What is the treatment of tooth nerve infection? Knowledge of dental nerve infection is very important....Early diagnosis of this problem can prevent the spread of infection and subsequent complications....we will discuss the symptoms, causes and treatment methods of dental nerve infection....Root canal is a very common dental procedure for those who need to repair the inner layer of the tooth, i.e. the pulp....it is damaged due to tooth decay or other cases. If necessary, a crown may also be placed on top of the tooth for more protection.... Infection is one of the most important complications of tooth extraction.... because a denervated tooth is more vulnerable.... Therefore, it is important to avoid the warning signs of infection after the tooth has spread and prevent the spread of infection.... More complications.... ### Common causes of denervated tooth infection The following are the most common causes of this infection: - One of the canals has not been completely cleaned.. because some teeth have an abnormal amount of canal and the dentist ignores it due to lack of knowledge... - Another reason for the infection is the improper repair of the canal and the penetration of bacteria and infection into the tooth... It becomes... You feel like you should be concerned about your condition... especially when you put pressure on your tooth or expose it to heat and cold. Other signs and symptoms of a denervated tooth infection include: - Redness, heat and swelling of the tissue around the tooth (in some cases, the swelling also affects the face and neck).. - Occurrence of tooth abscess or discharge of green or yellow purulent secretions from the gum tissue - Tooth discoloration - Bad taste and smell in the mouth - Increased feeling of fatigue - Sudden fever > What is tooth abscess, its causes and treatment > > There are various methods and solutions to treat **dental abscess** and gums, which we intend to get to know completely. ### Treatment of denervated tooth infection In general, in nerve removal or root canal, the canals are first cleaned and then the inflamed or infected tissue is removed.... Be careful that the root canals are twisted and the small branches of the main canal branch off.... In some cases, even after the treatment and drainage of the infection from the root canal, the infection remains in these branches and after a while it causes retreatment of the infection. In general, in epitectomy, the tip of the root or the apex is removed along with the infected tissue... in the next step, the end of the root is filled and sealed... epitectomy is also known as endodontic microsurgery... because this procedure is performed using a microscope... of course, before the apicotomy procedure, if this procedure is not done completely, a root canal procedure is performed... different from the root extraction method... it may take time... after that treatment with antibiotics Inflammation and oral antibiotics start, and sometimes it is necessary to wash your mouth with an antiseptic solution... To treat an infection in a canalized root tooth with an apicotomy, the dentist first cuts and lifts the gum so that the root is easily accessible.... In the next step, the infected tissues are removed along with a few millimeters from the tip of the root... It shows the cracks on the tooth more clearly... Be careful that if the tocotomy of the tooth is broken, the apicotomy Do not treat.. The denervated tooth is cleaned and filled 3 to 4 mm from the tooth canal.. Usually, tooth cleaning is done with a microscope and using ultrasonic devices.. Because the resulting light and magnification allows the dentist to see the treated area.. Of course, performing an epitomy to treat the infection of denervated front teeth requires less time.. Be careful that the more molars or tooth canals, the more time is needed to treat the tooth infection.. After treating the root infection, the dentist will prescribe you medicines that you must take according to the prescription. In some cases, there are some points about eating or drinking that you should pay attention to.. It is recommended to put ice on the surgical site and rest for 10 to 12 hours after surgery.. Be careful that there is a possibility of bleeding and non-inflammatory swelling and non-inflammatory painkillers at the surgical site. do.... avoid examining the treated area because it causes the sutures to loosen.... be careful that the sutures are removed 2 to 7 days after the surgery.... regarding pain and swelling, we must also say that this problem usually resolves after two weeks.... > When is re-nervation necessary?.. > > How to understand that our teeth need re-nervation? What are the steps of re-endo? Stay with us to answer your questions. #### How to treat a denervated tooth infection?.. Treating a canalized tooth infection not only prevents the spread of the infection, but also preserves the health of other teeth. Therefore, a person who has a tooth infection should go to the dentist as soon as possible and take the necessary measures to treat it... Removing bacteria from the root canal system (root canal treatment) • Pulling and extracting the part of the tooth and the root canal that remains inside the gum tissue • Filling the root canal with a temporary sealing material or coating ### Nerve removal costs It should be acknowledged that the cost of treating a tooth infection depends on the number of roots of the teeth involved and the type of treatment for this problem. Some teeth have one root, two or even three roots, all of which are simultaneously involved in causing a bacterial infection, or the spread of the infection is so great that the doctor has to use surgery for treatment. Observing oral and dental hygiene after root canal makes the patient experience a more comfortable recovery period and also get the best result from this type of treatment.. One of the most important care items recommended by dentists is the following points:** Not consuming hard and chewy foods and drinking liquids during local anesthesia, in this situation there is a possibility of biting the sides of the mouth or tongue, for this reason the patient is prohibited from eating and drinking**.** The use of dental floss is one of the most important factors that the dentist will point out... The need to use a toothbrush regularly after every meal is very important, like flossing, and it must be done regularly... As we have already discussed about the use of dental floss, you have limitations for this issue when the denervation is accompanied by a dressing. See a dentist**.** Usually, there is a time gap between the root canal and complete restoration of the tooth during which you should avoid eating hard food before the tooth restoration, that is, before the treatment and restoration of the tooth, you must be careful not to eat hard food. It is better to rest on the first day after the root canal and the blood pressure of the head is placed in a semi-lying position so that the blood pressure is in a semi-recumbent position. In the first few days after the treatment... (to well-cooked pasta, mashed potatoes, cottage cheese, smoothies) and think about us)**.** If you are waiting for your permanent crown, avoid chewing food near the treated tooth**.** People who smoke should try to rest after receiving **cosmetic dental services** such as root canal treatment because smoking makes it more difficult to repair their teeth**.** Brush your teeth after every meal and floss once a day**.** It is necessary to use antibacterial mouthwash to keep germs away..> Comparison of tooth extraction with nerve extraction > > Is it better to pull the tooth or pull the nerve and veneer? ### How long does it take to recover from root canal treatment?.. Recovery from root canal treatment usually takes 1-2 weeks, but each person's experience may vary... For the first few days, you may experience mild to moderate discomfort, but this should subside over time and generally last only a few days**.** Your exact recovery time may also vary depending on whether your first visit involves a permanent or temporary crown. Possible complications like infection can also increase your recovery time – but it can be prevented**!** Following your dentist's advice, making healthy choices, and continuing to take care of your teeth can be great ways to progress toward a healthy and fast root canal recovery. > Incomplete denervation of teeth and what are its complications? > > What are the cares after root canal treatment? ###