- July 4, 1403 - Implant, coating, oral health, tooth extraction -

What is root analysis?... When a dentist diagnoses that someone has root decay, patients often ask what root decay is... but it is not surprising because root decay is not something that is usually talked about outside of the dental world. There is a reason for it to be shortened, and the reason for that is inflammation in the area of the tip of the tooth root, which is caused by factors such as caries, transfer of some abscess, swelling of the tip and root of the tooth.. Lesions that look like cysts... There are different areas in your mouth where decay may start: **Internal decay:** This decay starts from the inner surface of the root of the tooth.... **External decay**: It starts from an external surface where the root connects to the jawbone.... This is the most common form of decay.... With internal decay, the inside of your tooth is absorbed into the root canal.... If this decay can cause external decay in your hand.. it destroys the outer parts of the root... better.... both are completely destructive and eventually lead to Loss of teeth becomes... > The cause of permanent tooth loss and its treatment > > What is the cause of loose permanent teeth and its treatment? ### There are several reasons for tooth root analysis The cause of root resorption in adults is not always clear... One of the causes of root resorption is injury or trauma to the tooth... First, inflammation occurs and the immune system leads the body to dissolve the root structure of the tooth... Sometimes this trauma can be caused by unprofessional teeth whitening, harsh dental care or improper orthodontics... Children experience root resorption when they lose the pulp of a baby tooth.. The bone between the baby tooth and the permanent tooth to disappear.... The root of a baby tooth also wears down and then the tooth falls out... it provides permanent teeth... but root resorption is not common or useful for adults... it may be as a result of nerve damage, gum damage or trauma to the tooth... chronic damage and other minor injuries may also affect root decay... - **Root analysis affects the inner pulp of the tooth.** - **The root of the tooth that is inside the jaw.** - **The cement that covers the root of the tooth.** - **Ivory, which is the second hard tissue of the human body after tooth enamel.** > The reason for the black triangle between the teeth and its treatment ### Signs and symptoms of tooth root resorption Root canals don't always show obvious symptoms, but here are some signs to look out for: - **toothache** - **Swelling and redness of the gums** - **Loose teeth** - **pink or dark spots on the teeth** - ** Movement of teeth, creating an irregular space between them ** - ** cavity-like holes in the gums or near the gum line ** - **Tooth brittleness due to cracking** **Note: Keep in mind that root resorption may have other reasons. For this reason, any symptoms and concerns should be discussed with the dentist.** Root decay has a negative effect on the appearance of your teeth... After treating root decay, it is better to make an appointment with a cosmetic dentist... There are very good solutions such as cosmetic veneers and implants to make your smile more beautiful... According to dentists, root decay is more common in people between 21 and 30 years old, especially women... Also, people who have systemic diseases or endocrine disorders may get this disease... In rare cases, it can be caused by pressure caused by be from a tumor.. it can affect your oral health... ### other symptoms and complications Sometimes root degeneration can lead to other complications... - ** Crooked or irregular teeth ** - **change in color and weakness of teeth** - **tooth chips and fractures** - ** cavity-like holes ** - **Tooth loss** - **cyst in the root** **If you see any of these symptoms, talk to your dentist immediately... Even if no analysis is done, all of these symptoms indicate another type of oral health problem.** > Treatment of gingivitis ### Is root canal analysis asymptomatic? The way to diagnose tooth root resorption Since it is possible for a person to experience root canals but be asymptomatic (none of the symptoms listed above), it is important to maintain a regular schedule of oral hygiene exams and professional cleanings.... Because you will not feel pain during root canals, it is important to get x-rays at regular dental visits.... because this is where your dentist can detect these lesions.. Brushing may help prevent root decay.... ### Treatment of root rot Treatment will vary depending on the cause and severity of the root decay you are experiencing.... The dental team will likely need to take images such as x-rays and perform a thorough examination.... These images will help the dentist see signs of progressing decay as well as other changes in your oral health... **Sometimes, if you are experiencing root decay, root canal treatment is the best treatment.** This can be a great alternative to tooth extraction....but if the tooth is too damaged Yes, tooth extraction may be the only option...be an option....a skilled endodontist will try to preserve your natural tooth in every way....after pulling the nerve to the tooth structure, maybe to protect the tooth structure....still strong, you probably don't need a crown....if root canal is necessary due to root resorption, an endodontist or restorative dentist may recommend a protective crown depending on the damage.. > Jawbone Analysis and Prevention What is it? ### **Frequently Asked Questions**

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