What To Expect During a Root Canal, Is It Right For You? 

me too

It’s been 3 days for me I still feel a tiny bit but it’s more like. 2/10 pain

Same I was so worried right after but now I feel great

I felt 0 pain after the first day

@@coolniss5430 same with my second one I got recently,I felt nothing.

😂😂😂😂 Wys

Same man. At least i will know now what to do here.

“shoot, I think I messed up the incision.”

😂😂

Not a smart idea

Me too

Omg same

My dentist said give it a week. But it turned out he screwed mine up…. I went to back, he checked it out again and referred me to a specialist right away. After seeing the specialist, I never felt anything either.

Same💀

Has more to do with diet than brushing. Trust me, look into it.

@@axshnjxsn2571what foods should I avoid?

@@user-fx9lz5rw7e I'm no expert on it, and can't remember every one, but it's more the science in the composition of certain foods. Processed grains like in box cereal, some types of rice, and bread (I think). They produce some gastric something that is bad for teeth. Heavy amounts of some fruits like pineapple, or oranges and limes, heavy in acidic content are bad. Of course processed sugars in candy and sweets, sodas, ect. Although some natural dark or mild chocolates don't seem as bad. There's also foods that actually naturally repair or help teeth. Things rich in vitamin D like milk and I think some types of beans. There's a lot more to it. That's why I recommend your own research because it's an entire area of study. Ultimately, enamel is one of the, if not the hardest/toughest substances humans have. You can still eat the things that are bad for teeth, you just have to brush after and that should nullify any damage to the enamel. (Except processed candy, soda, and to an extent most box cereals. Those things have too much of a concentrate of what destroys teeth.) Buy the other clean foods you can eat, and not worry about enamel damage nearly as much. So that means no need of brushing.

Just like they commented above, brushing your teeth regularly won’t prevent cavities/root canal treatments. And I am proof of that.

you can also need a root canal if you break your teeth!!! be careful

Yes i am also done that Root canal can't pain now a days

You don’t necessarily need a crown after that

@@Issoulachancla54Hahahahah you do but ok

@@AnnieCalo-hh4jibruh i’ve seen hundreds of root canals not need crowns and then last decades

@@Issoulachancla54don’t listen to bozo

i wish it was that easy to pull teeth!! i’ve sat for fkin hours while my dentist tries to pull different patients teeth and sometimes they literally won’t budge 😂

Most cases after a root canal, you will need a crown because the teeth could be crack from the root canal procedure. I know because I’m doing it now. Just had a recent root canal done. My teeth has like a crack in it. Will be getting a crown next.

​@@angelkargbo5337crown done?

Depend on what is left of the teeth. Generally molar are big, and if the decay hit the root but didnt damage the teeth too much, or if the cleaning didnt break the teeth you can have a permanent filling that can last 5 to 15 years I got one of those filling that lasted for 6 years before getting my crown. It could probably have lasted longer but better safe than sorry I also got one tooth decay that needed a crown as soon as possible so it varies. Crown can last up to 20 years, you need to either make a new one after that or put what we call a dental implant : the leftover teeth is so damaged after 20 years that you need to "screw" the new crown to your jaw (As for how I got two tooth decay : In France medecine university are totally free but you need to pass a nationnal contest/examination where the 5% best graded student get the place. Turns out one year of running exclusivly on Coke for a whole years absolutly ruined my teeth lol)

Afterwards they drill out the temporary filling and replace it with a permanent one.

just take it out doc, just do it.

Ngl, it's honestly better to just pull it anyways, I got a root canal in 2019 and over time the entire tooth just broke apart since it was essentially hollow, I got it fully pulled In 2022

@@YaBoyRascal i got one hollow teeth when i was a kid. i just pulled it by my own hands.

everything medical related is too freaking expensive now, because apparently it became more about money then the health of people

Yeah just get it pulled unless it's a front tooth or something. All my back root canals have some issues with them with one of them flat out splitting in half and I had to dig out the loose half out of my gums.

it hapends. it;'s not a 100% succes procedure.

is it worse to have it there for 8-10 years

No

have it removed and be replaced with something thats not from your body?

Good God no, don't listen to this guy, if your rich enough to get an implant do that but it's important to have a root canal and crown to protect your bone structure, extraction should be your absolute last option, as no teeth is better then an infected one going to your brain. But absolutely try options that save your bone structure first

How is it dead matter if you can still chew with the tooth?

Grcias por compartir su experiencia !!

I think mine got reinfected but I just started the meds today 😢 does it take long to stop hurting?

@@jennifermolina5955 With taking antibiotics 3 times a day until "all gone" as I recall it took 6-7 days before the pain has stopped completely. However, each day it began to taper off a bit.

Yes

En el bolsillo??

How did it go? I have one tomorrow morning 😔

@@truthbetold9707 I didn't go yet sadly I still have pain

I think just extraction to begin with is better because it's a dead tooth and not useful.

agree @@5part4

did doctor used anesthesia?

How bad does it hurt 1-10

i had it, but my body is weird so it didn't fully work, i still felt it but it didn't hurt as much as it probably should've

There's no way this happens, you'd mostly fade out from the pain

You'll be under anesthesia so no

No duele nada ni durante ni despues! Solo hay q buscar un buen especialist en endodoncia y estaras bien,yo tengo 3 y no me ha do lido nada el procedimiento.

Glasias

@@alondeajack9618 it doesn't hurt the only thing that will hurt is when the doctor inject the anesthesia

That's one more reason your dentist needs to put a crown over the treated tooth, if you see that tooth when you open your mouth. If it's in the back, no problem.

2 ½ years since I got my first root canal and I’m perfectly fine lol

Even worse is letting your teeth get to that point. I have had a tooth pulled and a root canal. So far, I am very happy with my root canal.

@@odeleya1768 I’ve had a root canal for 10 years before it failed. Get the root canal extracted. The pain is unbearable. Root canals do not last. Why would you want to keep a dead body part in your body? It will get infected again. Only a matter of time.

People talking bad about root canals is cope. Just had one 3 days ago and I have zero pain at all.

I have one root canal on tooth 13 from 2013. I've had zero problems with it.

No it will not hurt. i did mine yesterday and it does not hurt at all. i was fully awake the whole time too.

1500 where i am, hell a crown is 1000, and so far haven't been able to find any dental insurance, it's almost like insurance companies don't want to touch dental related stuff

Honestly, that country is beyond phucked. I realize this is all living standards and all, but having a couple of teeth fixed shouldn't cost someone their entire months earnings. Nothing can justify that.

Just got it done here in India by a good dentist. Costed about $40 and crown will be another $60. Out of this, $70 is covered from my Office insurance.

​@@GetsugaTensho85Yeah, this is the harsh reality of living in a country where our healthcare is all controlled by greedy insurance companies AND doctors. I understand higher education is so expensive. That expense should be covered by our government and TAXING THE GREEDY uber rich already.

I've had four fillings and I can tell you it's not like that 😭

The removal of the pulp essentially kills the tooth. The enamel and dentin in the tooth will begin to become brittle and weak as a result, so you almost always will need a crown on it to keep it from falling apart. A crown also prevents you from seeing the disgusting gray color the tooth turns after the pulp is removed - something a filling won't.

had a couple of these only pain i felt was the numming shots

2 shots of anesthesia and still painful. Couldn't go through it.

Didn't feel anything

Nahh it’s not painful at all!

It is very

basically if it's falling apart

Mine will cost 1500 just for the root canal... paying out of pocket

@@willvice3998 where are you from?

1500 dollars?!?!@@willvice3998

@@willvice3998 that’s a bummer… and must hurt so much…

​@@willvice3998same here🙃

No, if you feel pain let them know and they'll numb you more. They dont want you to feel anything, you might be numb for a bit longer after surgery though.

They numb you so all you'll feel is vibrations. You might be a bit sore for a few days after.

The main pain is in the hip pocket!

like $4500 with insurance

Like?

wym

no? I've had 2 root canals and both of them are still fine after all this time, if they do it right the filling should be good until the day you die