Beyond Extraction: How Advanced Root Canal Therapy Saved a Desperate Patient’s Tooth
Mr. Sharma, a 55-year-old businessman, arrived at the clinic in excruciating pain. He had been suffering for weeks from a throbbing ache in his molar, which had become so severe it was disrupting his sleep and work. Previous attempts to manage the pain with medication offered only temporary relief. He was worried he might lose the tooth entirely.
Upon examination, Dr. Chelja diagnosed a severe infection deep within the tooth’s pulp, extending to the surrounding bone. The tooth was highly sensitive to touch and temperature, indicating an advanced stage of pulpitis and potential abscess formation. Without immediate and expert intervention, extraction would be the only remaining option.
Painless Treatment RCT
As a specialist in Endodontics, Dr. Chelja recommended complex root canal treatment. Utilizing advanced magnification (like a dental operating microscope) and specialized instruments, she meticulously cleaned and disinfected the intricate root canal system. The procedure was performed with utmost precision to ensure all infected tissue was removed and the canals were thoroughly sealed, preventing future infection.
How We Work
My Approach
01. Evaluation
We begin with a thorough examination, including X-rays, to accurately diagnose your condition and develop a personalized treatment plan.
02. Minimally Invasive Techniques
We prioritize minimally invasive procedures whenever possible, aiming to preserve as much of your natural tooth structure as we can.
03. Advanced Technology
We utilize the latest technologies and techniques, such as magnification and digital imaging, to ensure precise and effective treatment.
Evidence
Special Dental Cases
The Outcome: Mr. Sharma experienced immediate relief from pain following the procedure. After a short recovery period and a protective crown placement, his tooth was completely asymptomatic and functional. He was immensely relieved to have avoided extraction and grateful that his natural tooth was preserved, allowing him to chew comfortably and maintain his dental health without the need for an implant or bridge.
