A root canal procedure is used to save a tooth that would otherwise die and have to be removed. Some individuals believe that removing a troublesome tooth is the best answer, but in the long term, this might result in more expensive and difficult complications for adjacent teeth. Root canal therapy has a high success rate and may often last a lifetime, however the treated tooth may require further treatment if new infections arise.
In short:
• It helps to prevent infection from spreading to other parts of the teeth.
• It reduces the risk of damage to the jawbone.
• It eliminates the need for tooth extraction.
• It aids to restore bite function.
• Recurring pimples on the gums
• Tooth decay and cavities
• Gingivitis and gum disease
• degradation and sensitivity of the enamel