May 19, 2016

Some people have a severe aversion of going to a general dentist for the simplest of procedures, so it is easy to understand why those same people would be hesitant to get a root canal in Blue Ash, OH. Getting a root canal is necessary for the overall well-being of your dental health, and there are many advantages to seeking out the treatment sooner rather than later.

1. Stop Painful Symptoms

A root canal is necessitated when the pulp inside of one of your teeth gets infected. This causes extreme pain and sensitivity to hot and cold temperatures. Additionally, you may notice an irksome pimple keeps appearing on your gum tissue. These issues are not going to go away on their own, so it is in your best interest to get a root canal as soon as possible.

2. Prevent More Serious Problems From Developing

An infection is not going away, and if you delay treatment, then the problem is only going to get worse. An abscess will develop in the affected tooth, which can cause complications in the rest of your body. If the infection gets severe enough, the entire tooth may need to be removed.

3. The Procedure Itself Is Painless

When you actually see your dentist about getting a root canal, you will not have to worry about a thing because you will be given an anesthetic beforehand. Many patients have described the procedure as being no more painful than getting a filling, so there is no reason to be concerned. At the end of the treatment, a dental crown is placed over the tooth to strengthen it.

Call Us

Get the care you need by scheduling an appointment at the office of Dr. Laurence Schneider right away. Your teeth will feel so much better, and you will finally be able to eat and talk in peace. Contact us at 513.793.7447 at your earliest convenience to get started.

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