WHAT TO EXPECT DURING AN APICOECTOMY PROCEDURE FOR DENTAL HEALTH IMPROVEMENT
- HSR Dental Booth

- Jan 25, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Jan 29, 2024
An Apicoectomy is a dental procedure that is often performed at the HSR Dental Booth by Dr. Jalpa Tank. This procedure is typically done when a root canal treatment has failed to completely remove an infection from the root tip of a tooth. The goal of an apicoectomy is to remove the infected tissue and seal off the root tip to prevent further infection.
Apicoectomy
To understand the need for an Apicoectomy, it is important to understand the anatomy of a tooth. Each tooth has a crown, which is the visible part above the gum line, and a root, which extends into the jawbone. Inside the tooth, there is a pulp chamber that contains nerves and blood vessels. The root canals, which are located in the roots of the tooth, connect the pulp chamber to the surrounding bone.
When a tooth becomes infected, bacteria can enter the pulp chamber and travel down the root canals, causing an infection at the root tip. This can lead to pain, swelling, and even the formation of an abscess. In most cases, a root canal treatment can effectively remove the infection and save the tooth. However, in some cases, the infection persists or returns after a root canal treatment.
When this happens, an apicoectomy may be recommended. During this procedure, Dr. Jalpa Tank will make a small incision in the gum tissue near the tooth to access the root tip. The infected tissue will be removed, along with a small portion of the root tip. The area will then be cleaned and sealed with a dental material to prevent further infection.
At HSR Dental Booth, Dr. Jalpa Tank is highly skilled in performing apicoectomies. She has extensive experience in treating complex dental cases and is committed to providing her patients with the highest quality of care. Her expertise in dental surgery allows her to effectively diagnose and treat infections at the root tip, helping her patients maintain optimal oral health.
If you are experiencing persistent pain or swelling around a previously treated tooth, it is important to seek prompt dental care. Dr. Jalpa Tank at HSR Dental Booth can evaluate your condition and determine if an apicoectomy is necessary. With her expertise and state-of-the-art equipment, she can help alleviate your symptoms and restore your oral health.
conclusion
an apicoectomy is a dental procedure that is often performed at HSR Dental Booth by Dr. Jalpa Tank. It is used to remove infected tissue at the root tip of a tooth when a root canal treatment has failed or is not sufficient. By understanding the anatomy of a tooth and seeking prompt dental care, patients can receive the necessary treatment to alleviate their symptoms and maintain their oral health.




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