Treatment of pulpitis and periodontitis in the Veda Stom clinic in Tashkent

Treatment of pulpitis and periodontitis (root canal treatment) are important procedures that are aimed at preserving the tooth and preventing its further destruction. At the Veda Stom clinic in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, we use modern root canal treatment methods, which allows us to effectively cope with inflammatory processes in the pulp and surrounding tissues. In this article, we will talk about the causes of pulpitis and periodontitis, their treatment methods, and why the Veda Stom clinic is the best choice for caring for your dental health. You can learn more about our services on the website vedastom.uz.

What is pulpitis and periodontitis?

Pulpitis is an inflammation of the dental pulp (nerve and vascular tissues inside the tooth) that occurs due to the action of bacteria, most often as a result of caries. If pulpitis is not treated promptly, the inflammation can spread to surrounding tissues and lead to the development of periodontitis.

• Pulpitis: Inflammation accompanied by severe pain, which may intensify at night or when the tooth is exposed to cold or hot substances.
• Periodontitis: This is a complication of pulpitis when the inflammation extends beyond the tooth and affects the periodontal tissues. With periodontitis, patients often experience pain when pressing on the tooth and swelling of the gums.

Causes of pulpitis and periodontitis

The main causes of pulpitis and periodontitis are:

• Caries: Deep caries can allow bacteria to penetrate into the pulp, causing it to become inflamed.
• Mechanical damage: Tooth trauma, such as chips or fractures, can allow infection to enter the pulp.
• Poor treatment: Poor or delayed treatment of caries and other dental problems can also cause inflammation of the pulp and periodontal tissues.

How is pulpitis and periodontitis treated at Veda Stom?

Treatment of pulpitis and periodontitis in the Veda Stom clinic takes place in several stages, which allows for the complete elimination of inflammation and preservation of the tooth.

1. Diagnostics. The doctor examines the oral cavity and takes an X-ray of the tooth to determine the extent of tissue damage. Accurate diagnostics are necessary to choose the optimal treatment method.
2. Removal of inflamed pulp. In case of pulpitis, the doctor removes the inflamed pulp of the tooth to stop further development of the inflammatory process. In case of periodontitis, root canal cleaning is also performed to remove the infection.
3. Root canal treatment. The tooth canals are thoroughly cleaned and disinfected to eliminate all traces of infection. Special instruments and antiseptic solutions are used for this purpose.
4. Sealing of canals. After cleaning, the canals are sealed with special materials that prevent re-infection and ensure tightness. This is an important stage, as improper sealing can lead to a relapse of the disease.
5. Restoration of the tooth crown. After root canal treatment, the tooth needs restoration to restore its functionality and aesthetic appearance. Depending on the degree of tooth destruction, the doctor can install a filling or a crown.

Why choose Veda Stom for the treatment of pulpitis and periodontitis?

• Experienced specialists. Our doctors have many years of experience in treating pulpitis and periodontitis and use only modern methods and materials, which ensures high quality treatment and long-lasting results.
• Modern equipment. We use the latest technology, including digital X-ray equipment and modern instruments for root canal treatment, which allows us to perform treatment as accurately and effectively as possible.
• Patient comfort. Root canal treatment can be a complex procedure, but at Veda Stom we do everything possible to make the patient feel comfortable. We use modern pain relief methods to ensure the procedure is painless and stress-free.

Frequently asked questions

1. How painful is the treatment of pulpitis and periodontitis?
   • Modern methods of pain relief allow for virtually painless treatment. If necessary, local anesthesia is used, which completely blocks pain.
2. How do I know if I have pulpitis or periodontitis?
   • The main symptoms of pulpitis are acute pain, especially at night, and increased sensitivity of the tooth to temperature stimuli. Periodontitis is accompanied by pain when pressing on the tooth, swelling of the gums and sometimes the release of pus.
3. Is it possible to avoid root canal treatment?
   • Root canal treatment can be avoided if caries and other dental problems are treated in a timely manner. Regular preventive dental check-ups will help identify problems at an early stage and prevent the development of pulpitis.
4. How long does root canal treatment take?
   • Root canal treatment may take one to several visits, depending on the complexity of the case and the number of affected canals. The doctor will explain the treatment plan in detail to you during the consultation.
5. Does a tooth require special care after root canal treatment?
   • After root canal treatment, the tooth needs to be restored, so it is important to follow your dentist's recommendations, avoid chewing on the side of the treated tooth until it is fully restored, and have regular dental checkups.

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