Root canal procedure

The video tutorial explains the root canal procedure, a treatment for infected or damaged teeth. It covers the anatomy of the tooth pulp, the process of removing decayed portions and infected pulp, and the cleaning of the excavated area. The tutorial also describes the creation and placement of an artificial crown, often made from gold or porcelain, and secured with a metal post. The procedure typically requires one to three visits to the dentist.

What is the procedure to treat a badly infected or damaged tooth?

What happens to the tooth's pulp during a root canal procedure?

How is the decayed portion of the tooth treated during a root canal?

What materials can be used to make an artificial crown?

How many visits to the dentist are typically required for a root canal?