The Popcorn Dilemma
Quite often, when I’m doing dental work on a patient, I find a popcorn kernel lodged in-between their gum and tooth. I then ask them
If one of your teeth is causing you pain, see us. We can stop the pain and find out what’s been causing it.
It may be a bit more serious than a cavity requiring a filling. The pain may be from an infection in the pulp, one of the layers inside each of your teeth.
Usually the infection or inflammation is caused by bacteria getting into your tooth by way of a deep cavity, cracks or an earlier filling that has broken or worn away.
A successful root canal:
Call 905-791-3867 to book a root canal treatment.
If you haven’t been to see us before, but are in pain, don’t hesitate to make an appointment. We welcome new patients!
Learn more about roots canals and how we help.
Your teeth have hard enamel exteriors. But inside each of them there are two other layers.
The pulp is the deepest layer of a tooth made up of soft tissue comprised of various blood vessels and nerve fibres.
Pulp does different things, including delivering nutrients to your teeth and making dentin.
Dentin is the protective layer between the pulp and the enamel. The dentin actually gives teeth their white color as the enamel, though the most outer layer of a tooth is basically clear.
In other words, healthy pulp keeps your teeth looking and feeling good.
It happens in roughly six steps. We start by:
Like any dental procedure we provide, ensuring your comfort, physical and mental, during this treatment is very important to us.
In the past, root canals had bad raps, but our profession is mindful of minimizing and managing your stress.
That said, depending on your specific case, we may do the root canal ourselves, or we may refer you to a dentist who’s dedicated to the health and treatment of the pulp. These dentists are specialists called endodontists.
In Brampton, call 905-791-3867 or email us to book an appointment. You’ll be glad you did!
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Dr. F. Keshavarz Dentistry
40 Finchgate Blvd Suite 121
Brampton, ON L6T 3J1
(Located in the: Bestgate Professional Centre)
Phone: 905-791-3867
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