Cavities pose a serious threat to your oral health – hopefully, you are taking care to avoid them. Unfortunately, many people will not see their dentist until decay has reached the point of infecting their tooth, which calls for a root canal treatment. While the idea of a root canal can sometimes stir a sense of unease, your Prairie Village, KS dentist can make the process more comfortable than you realize. You can count on anesthesia to help you avoid pain, and dental sedation can offer reliable support in the form of helping you remain calm and collected. What you should worry about is the cavity that makes a root canal necessary, as its continued growth can lead to a worrying continued spread of bacteria, and the loss of your tooth.
Protecting You From The Problems Associated With Advanced Tooth Decay
When a cavity first forms, the damage is limited to your enamel. However, the problem can continue to grow if you do not take action by seeking the necessary restorative dental treatment. At a more advanced stage, your pulp (the interior chamber of your tooth) can be infiltrated, leading to an infection of a tooth’s living tissues. Beyond that point, bacteria can spread through your root and leave your tooth. It is possible for an advanced cavity to leave a tooth too damaged to save.
OraVerse Can Help You Recover From Frustrating Numbness After Dental Work
Thanks to OraVerse, your dentist can help you address discomfort after you leave the dentist’s office. OraVerse allows you to regain sensation in your mouth more quickly, while keeping your treated tooth free of pain. By regaining that sensation, you can feel more comfortable going about your day after your visit with the dentist!
You Can Count On Dr. Browne To Provide Quality Care When You Have A Cavity
If you discover that you need treatment for an advanced cavity, make sure you seek that treatment as soon as possible. Dr. Browne is ready to help you by providing quality restorative dental care – your comfort will be a priority, and so will your appearance. To learn more or to schedule a visit with Dr. Browne, contact our office today at (913) 901-8585.
