Pain-Free Root Canal Solutions
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• | Severe tooth pain |
• | Sensitivity to hot or cold temperatures |
• | Swollen or tender gums |
• | Darkening of the tooth |
• | Persistent or recurring pimples on the gums |
• | A sensation of pressure inside the tooth |
• | Difficulty chewing on the affected side |
• | A prolonged lingering pain after consuming hot or cold beverages |
• | An unexplained bad taste in the mouth due to an underlying infection |
• | Oral sedatives |
• | Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) |
• | IV sedation for deeper relaxation |
• | Conscious sedation for moderate anxiety |
• | General anesthesia in extreme cases for those who cannot tolerate dental procedures |
• | Taking prescribed pain relievers if needed |
• | Avoiding chewing on the treated tooth until fully restored |
• | Maintaining oral hygiene with gentle brushing and flossing |
• | Eating a soft food diet the first few days |
• | Scheduling a follow-up visit at our office |
• | Staying hydrated to promote healing |
• | Avoiding extremely hot or cold foods to minimize sensitivity |
• | Brushing twice daily |
• | Flossing to remove plaque and food debris |
• | Avoiding hard or sticky foods that could damage restorations |
• | Scheduling routine checkups at our office |
• | Reporting any discomfort or changes in the treated tooth immediately |
• | Considering a nightguard if nighttime teeth grinding is a concern |
• | Using an antibacterial mouthwash to prevent plaque buildup |