- December 9, 1403 - being nervous -

How is the denervation of an infected tooth done? What are the stages of denervation of an infected tooth? Sometimes it happens that the tooth decays.... the decay has only damaged the structure of the tooth and has nothing to do with the nerve.... but if the root destruction continues, there is a possibility of tooth and gum infection.... in this case the root starts to get damaged... go and try it... ### tooth infection Lack of oral and dental hygiene causes infection... In fact, tooth infection does not happen all at once, but a gradual process... When oral bacteria find a way to enter the tooth, an infection occurs... Oral and dental infections are known as odontogenic infections... It is formed in the root of the teeth... If not treated, the infection may reach other areas of the jaw or even the brain. For each of them, it is necessary to visit a specialist dentist and be under his supervision.... If you feel pain in your tooth while eating, chewing or drinking hot and cold liquids, or while yawning, the untreated tooth may spread to you during the infection. - **Increased heart rate** - **Frequent headaches** - **double fatigue** - **Nausea** - **Fever and profuse sweating** - **shortness of breath** - **excessive swelling of the face** > Cause of denervated tooth pain > > What is the cause of denervated toothache? ### Steps of denervation of an infected tooth by endodontics method The name of this method is root treatment... In this way, rotary files and apex finder increase the speed and quality of treatment... This type of denervation is as follows... - **Shaving the internal structure of the tooth to create a canal** **Entering the dental nerves through the canal** - **Photography with Apex Finder showing depth, root length, etc.** - **Remove and wash the inside of the channels** - **drying the canals and filling them with gutta-percha** - **getting dressed** ### Why does the tooth get infected?. Failure to observe oral and dental hygiene causes bacteria to accumulate between the teeth until your tooth decays.... on the other hand, if you brush your teeth, they only scale the teeth.... if you do not use mouthwash, oral bacteria will be absorbed by the teeth.... if these bacteria reach the root, the root will rot, and the only treatment for these nerves is to gradually remove these nerves.... teeth... if your teeth have weak tissue, it is recommended that every month for Go to the dentist for an examination. It is better to use a toothbrush and mouthwash regularly according to the foods you eat. Because every food that enters the mouth has bacteria in its tissue. When these bacteria remain for a long time, they create acid in the mouth and as a result endanger their health. And gradually the teeth will see decay. Those who have this problem should take care of their teeth and mouth more than others... ### As we know, infection cannot be treated by taking antibiotics... these antibiotics are to prevent the progress of the infection, but if symptoms are observed, tooth extraction is required.... Note that if the tooth pain goes away by itself after a short period of time, it means that the tooth is not infected... ### Tooth extraction methods Now let's talk about denervation methods..... - **Nerve removal without surgery**: This type of denervation or **Root Canal Therapy** is used for tooth infection... It is used from the root of the tooth or **Epicectomy**... In this method, the infected tissue is removed from the root of the tooth and removed.. This method not only works on the crown of the tooth, but it is also called denervation of the tooth.. **Pulpectomy**... #### The difference between denervation and What is epicectomy? Nerve removal and epicectomy are two different methods in dentistry that are used to solve tooth root problems.... A nerve extraction is a non-surgical procedure in which the dentist removes the damaged or inflamed pulp inside the tooth, cleans and fills the root canal to prevent possible infection, while an epicectomy is a procedure performed directly after removing the nerve or infection. It removes the infection by removing the tip of the root of the tooth and the surrounding infected tissue through a small incision in the gum.. the root... **Although both procedures are performed with the goal of saving the tooth, epicocotomy is usually chosen as a last resort after unsuccessful denervation attempts.** ### Benefits of denervation - The first and most important advantage of denervation is to save the tooth instead of pulling it out.. - Due to the advancement of technology, it is the fastest possible and painless way to remove tooth inflammation... - When you smile, it is impossible to recognize the denervated tooth because a veneer has been used... - It does not weaken the tooth but helps to repair it.. - Complications and care > > Is it normal to have pain after pulling an infected tooth? ###