- The first time appointment:
– Local anesthesia/Local injection using a machine for tooth need root canal treatment (If the tooth is chronically inflamed even though the tooth is dead/necrotic, anesthesia may not be needed)
– Clean the tooth pulp with a machine.
– Root canal filling/replacement of dental pulp with root canal filling and permanent sealing ends the “One Appointment” root canal treatment process.
Note: For teeth that have had root canal treatment for long-term health, they need to be bonded or covered with porcelain to protect the outside. If the customer agrees to crown the tooth, at this appointment the Doctor will prepare the tooth that has undergone root canal treatment and then Scan/Take an impression to make a porcelain tooth.
- The second time appointment:
– Fix permanent crown porcelain to teeth that have root canal treatment and Scan/Take impressions at appointment 1 (Appointment 2 is about 24-36 hours after appointment 1 depending on the customer’s choice of porcelain crown system)
Attention:
– Most of the time, one-appointment root canal treatment is always the top priority when applying machine root canal treatment technology. The Doctor will try to treat the root canal in one appointment (One-appointment root canal treatment limits the risk of bacterial invasion of the oral environment)
– In some cases of severe tooth infection, this second appointment will continue to clean the tooth with pulpitis (When the tooth is seriously infected, the doctor will prescribe medicine or Calcium Hydroxide at the first appointment to reduce swelling and inflammation, but will not seal the root canal of the tooth). …)
– In some teeth with many complex root canals or severe infection, root canal treatment needs to be scheduled more than once. During the examination, the doctor will make a diagnosis and prognosis and then provide a specific plan for the patient. customers are known.
