Sai Dental Clinic Panki Kanpur: April 2019

Monday, April 15, 2019

Is root canal treatment painful?

What is root canal treatment: Is root canal treatment painful?

Back in the old days, having root canal treatment could be quite a traumatic experience, especially before the advent of anesthetics. As an importance, root canal treatment has had a bad rap ever since.

However, with grow of technological advancements and new understandings in physiology and pharmacology, this type of treatment is no longer traumatic. In fact, many root canal patients these days fall unconscious during the treatment as there is minimal to no discomfort and they can rest their jaws on a little rubber bite block, so they don’t have to consciously keep their mouth open throughout.

The sensations that most patients feel during now today’s root canal treatment, even after the area is numbed, are those of pushing, pulling, pressure and vibration. These sensations are 100 percent completely normal.

Not normal, however, is any kind of feeling of sharp pain during the procedure. If a patient does feel such kind of pain, they are pre-warned to let their clinician know, as anesthetic doses and the techniques required to achieve complete numbness vary between individual patients, stages of disease, tooth types and tooth different locations. In some cases, adjustments need to be made accordingly during the whole of the treatment sessions to make you more comfortable.

While modern anesthetics can control physiological manifestations of pain, they are unable to address psychological manifestations. If a patient is very anxious and panic, effective pain control can be difficult and may need to be managed via additional means. Any affected patient should tell their doctor’s during the initial consultation, so that extra precautions can be discussed and arranged before treatment start.

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Sunday, April 7, 2019

Cavity? Now What?

Cavity?

With more than 3 million cavities diagnosed every year in the India, you are not alone if you or your child has a cavity. Cavities are the number one reason kids miss school and news reported that 90% of adults have had a cavity at some point in their life. If you have recently been told you have a cavity, your next question is likely, “Now what?”

The answer to that question will depend on the severity of the cavity. In cases where the cavity is discovered early, your dentist will want to perform a dental fillings procedure and have a conversation about the different types of fillings.

Cavity

Dental Fillings Procedure

When filling a tooth, the dentist begins by administering a local anesthetic to numb the area around the tooth to reduce or eliminate any pain. The dentist will isolate the tooth to prevent contamination and keep it dry by using some kind of guard or dental appliance. He or she will then remove the decayed area of the tooth with a tool designed specifically for both the severity of the cavity and its location in your mouth. This can include the use of a laser, drill or air abrasion instrument which the dentist has received extensive training on.

Once the decay has been removed, the dentist will prepare the tooth for the filling by thoroughly cleaning it so you won’t have any bacteria, decay or debris causing future problems. The dentist will apply the filling material, which may require a special light to cure or harden the product (see types of fillings for more information on this). In the final step of the dental fillings procedure, the dentist will test your bite to ensure proper alignment and then polish so the filling is as smooth as your other teeth.

Types of Fillings

There are a number of different materials your dentist can use to fill your cavity. Below is a list of the common types of fillings.

Amalgam (or Silver)

This type of filling has been used for more than a century and consists of a mixture of metals including mercury, tin, copper, silver and zinc. Durable and long lasting, they are also one of the least expensive options for filling. Because they have a dark, metal color, they are easily seen, so most dentists and patients prefer a tooth colored filling instead.

Because these types of fillings contain mercury, a known toxic substance, concerns have been raised about their use and connection to resulting disease. However, the MIDA (Member of Indian Dental Association), as well as other public health organizations, have officially declared there is a lack of proof that amalgam fillings cause any harm to consumers. The amount of mercury present is minute, and when mixed with the other metals, creates a stable alloy and has been used safely in millions of dental fillings procedures.

Gold

Gold has long been recognized for its strength. While gold fillings will usually last longer than any other option, they are the most expensive option. Some of the disadvantages, other than cost (and insurance companies unwillingness to pay for them), include their visibility, and the potential for a galvanic shock – a phenomenon that creates a temporary sharp pain when placed next to a silver filling or a saliva interaction. Both are rare. But, if you want to spend less time in the dental chair and aren’t opposed to spending the money, gold is an enduring option.

Composite

A composite is made from a mix of powered glass and acrylic resin. Composite tooth fillings have become more popular as they can be color- matched to your natural tooth, making them very inconspicuous, especially in comparison to metal alternatives, gold and amalgam.

They are less durable than their metal counterparts, however, and can chip. However, because they bond to the tooth, they can provide support others fillings don’t, and they don’t require as much of the tooth to be worn down in the dental fillings procedure.

Porcelain/ Ceramic

Porcelain fillings also have the benefit of a more natural appearance, but are also more fragile than metal fillings, and tend to be pricier. They will typically require more than one visit to the dentist because they are often created in a laboratory and then placed on your tooth.

Cavity

Resin/ Glass Ionomer

These types of fillings are most often used for small areas of decay, such as for children, or below the gumline. They aren’t placed in areas subject to chewing or extreme pressure as they are rather delicate.

If you find yourself diagnosed with a cavity at your next dental check-up there are many different types of fillings to consider. You’ll want to speak with your dentist to decide which type of filling will be best for your dental fillings procedure. Sai Dental Clinic Panki Kanpur(डॉ रोहित सिहं) office in Panki Kanpur Uttar Pradesh or call us at +91-89319 56126 for more information visit Sai Dental Clinic Panki kanpur.

Dr.Rohit Singh Owner Of Sai Dental Clinic Panki Kanpur Uttar Pradesh.

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