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Client's Feedback
kalpana Singh
I got my broken tooth by an accident. Doctor suggested me implant. I got implant done. Later cap was given and it has so good color match no one can say i have artificial teeth. Definately recommend everyone thankyou very much mam.
SamikS Sharma
Dr. Nivedita is an excellent and very professional dentist. She took time to understand the problem and elaborated the procedure to cure it. She is very supporrive, and thorough in explaining the entire process. She is empathatic and has a naturally lovely personality. I would recommend Dr. Nivedita and Pristine Dental to everyone. She is one of the best dentist I have ever visited.
Ankit Singh
Fillings & Root Canal Treatment (RCT)
Root canal treatment is a dental procedure that relieves pain caused by an infected or abscessed tooth. During the root canal process, the inflamed pulp is removed. The surfaces inside the tooth are then cleaned and disinfected, and a filling is placed to seal the space.
Symptoms
In some cases, you may not know you have an infected tooth. However, many people notice certain symptoms. Signs you need a root canal include:
- Tooth pain that doesn’t go away: Many dental problems can cause tooth pain. If you have pain deep in your tooth, you may need root canal therapy. Discomfort may also radiate to your jaw, face or other teeth.
- Sensitivity to heat and cold: If your tooth hurts when you drink hot coffee or eat ice cream, it could mean that you need root canal treatment. This is especially true if the pain lingers for more than a few seconds.
- Swollen gums: When a tooth is infected, pus can collect in the area. This can lead to puffy, swollen or tender gums.
- Swollen jaw: Sometimes pus doesn’t drain from the site. As a result, your jaw may become visibly swollen.
- Tooth discoloration: When the pulp of a tooth becomes infected, it can cause your tooth to look darker. This occurs because of poor blood supply to the tooth.
ROOT CANAL TREATMENT (RCT):
- Anesthesia: First, local anesthesia is given to numb the infected tooth and the surrounding gums.
- Dental dam placement: Before beginning root canal treatment, a small rubber dam is placed over the area.
- Access hole: Next, a small opening is made in the crown of the tooth to access the pulp.
- Pulp removal: Tiny dental instruments are used to remove the nerves, blood vessels and tissues inside the tooth.
- Shaping the canals: Once the pulp is removed, the pulp chamber and root canals are cleaned, disinfected and shaped.
Dr. Nivedita is very Good and polite,, and very professional and explain throughly the cause, treatment and she is one who gives genuine advice to patient. She is one of the best dentist I met till now who sees what’s good for patient.