Root Canal Treatment in Nador: clear answers and what to expect
A tooth with an inflamed or dead nerve does not necessarily mean a lost tooth. With root canal treatment, also known as endodontics, your natural tooth can often be saved. The Dr. Imad Al Morabit Dental Clinic in Nador has an integrated digital laboratory and cares for patients from the diaspora in a calm setting with clear explanations. This page answers the questions patients ask most: when is it needed, does it hurt, how many sessions and do you need a crown afterwards. To book, call 0536 33 22 30 or message on WhatsApp +212 677 677 707. Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00.
What is a root canal treatment and when is it needed?
In a root canal, the inflamed or dead nerve is removed from the tooth, the canal is cleaned and then sealed. It is needed for deep decay, an inflamed nerve or an abscess.
Read the full answerDoes a root canal hurt?
With good local anaesthetic, the treatment itself is hardly more uncomfortable than a normal filling. The real pain is usually the toothache beforehand, which the treatment actually removes.
Read the full answerHow many sessions does a root canal take?
Often one or two sessions of about one to one and a half hours. The number depends on the tooth and whether there is an active infection.
Read the full answerDo you need a crown after a root canal?
For molars and large fillings a crown is often advised, because a treated tooth becomes more brittle. A small front tooth can sometimes be restored with a solid filling.
Read the full answerRoot canal or having the tooth extracted?
A root canal keeps your natural tooth, which is almost always the better choice. Extraction leaves a gap that later often needs an implant or a bridge.
Read the full answerWhat are the signs that a tooth needs a root canal?
Persistent toothache, lingering sensitivity to hot and cold, pain when biting, swollen gum or a small pimple and a darkening tooth can point to an inflamed nerve.
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