Regenerative Endodontics

Regenerative Endodontics is a relatively new breakthrough in dental science which has enabled root canals to be carried out without the need to remove a large portion of a tooth. Conventional root canal treatments require dentists to remove the pulp and nerve of a tooth, along with a large portion of the tooth in order to sterilize it and avoid possible infection. This treatment leads to weakened teeth, and eventually the potential for tooth loss. Regenerative Endodontics utilizes more modern techniques and technologies to repair a diseased tooth while maintaining its integrity. By utilizing advanced techniques such as laser treatments, stem cells injections, special medicaments, and bioceramic products, dentists are able to protect and repair a patient’s tooth without destroying large portions of the tooth in the process. This leads to a much stronger tooth with greater immunity to potential infection and decay. Regenerative Endodontics also helps to preserve surrounding bone around a tooth. During the process of traditional root canals, dentists must drill into the tooth and the surrounding bone. Due to the precision used in Regenerative Endodontics, drilling is not necessary and the surrounding bone is left untouched. This further leads to a stronger and stronger tooth with prolonged protection against infection. Regenerative Endodontics also helps to improve the quality of oral health. By preserving a patient’s natural teeth, it reduces the need for complex restorative functions such as dental implants. This ultimately leads to a better long-term prognosis for oral health in general. Through the use of Regenerative Endodontics, a patient’s natural teeth can ultimately last longer and improve the overall quality of their oral health. The emergence of Regenerative Endodontics has revolutionized the way that dentists are able to treat root canal patients. Its modern techniques and technologies help to preserve the health, integrity, and longevity of patient’s teeth, resulting in improved oral health and a better quality of care overall.