Restorative Dentist in Los Angeles 14 JULY 17

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Restorative Dentist in Los Angeles
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Description

• Gentle, fast and quiet procedure
• By using a high-tech rotary instrument rather
  than traditional hand tools, can quickly and
  efficiently clean an infected root canal. Rotary
  hand instruments are also smooth and quiet. They
  dont emit the discomforting loud, grinding
  sounds that hand tools often do.
• This electric hand tool, combined with Dr.
  Alexanians gentle approach, training and
  experience, makes root canal treatment a much
  more comfortable experience for our patients.

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• A root canal is a pulp-filled cavity or two
  cavities in the root of a tooth. Root canal
  treatment is performed to save a tooth when decay
  has destroyed, or is likely to damage the tooth
  root. Prompt treatment helps prevent the spread
  of infection to other teeth and provides relief
  from pain.
• Dr. Alexanians will gently remove the infected
  pulp, clean and disinfect the root chamber, and 
  insert a composite resin to replace the pulp. A
  tooth is often capped with a crown after a root
  canal to provide additional protection.Saving
  your natural tooth is important to maintaining
  your ability to chew and bite normally, to keep
  adjacent teeth from shifting and to provide
  stimulation for bone growth.

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Root canal therapy is required when a tooth is
infected or damaged (1). The top of the tooth is
opened up to access the canals (2), pulp and
nerve tissue are removed and the canals are
cleaned (3), then the canals are sealed and the
tooth is filled or covered with a crown
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• Ensuring your comfort
• If you are anxious about dental treatment, Dr.
  Alexanians offers several types of sedation to
  ensure that you are comfortable and relaxed
  throughout the procedure. Dr. Alexanians is a
  leader in providing IV sedation, and also offers
  oral sedation and nitrous oxide if needed.
• Signs of needing Root Canal Treatment
• A root canal is needed when the pulp is infected,
  which usually results in pain and possibly an
  abscess. Other symptoms include
• Tenderness at the bottom of the root
• Swelling along the gum line
• Pain in response to heat and cold that lasts
  several minutes
• A tooth that hurts to bite on
• Spontaneous pain from no apparent trigger

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