The purpose of a root canal treatment is to remove diseased or inflammatory pulp from inside teeth. The tooth is then meticulously cleansed, disinfected, filled, and sealed. The goals of root canal therapy are to save the normal tooth, stop the infection from spreading, and eradicate bacteria from the diseased root canal. If your endodontist or dentist recommends a root canal operation to treat a diseased or damaged tooth, there's no reason to be concerned. This method of treatment and preservation restores the health of millions of teeth annually and alleviates discomfort. Pulp is the soft tissue located inside your teeth, located beneath the hard dentin layer and the white enamel. Throughout its development, the blood arteries, nerves, and connective tissue found in this tissue aid in the growth of your tooth's root. Because the tooth is still being fed by the tissues around it, a fully mature tooth can live without the pulp.
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