Infected tissues remaining in the canal may cause re-infection of the tooth. After the infected tissues are cleaned, it is important to fill the canals completely and tightly. For this, correct shaping is done with tools specific to root canal treatment and the root canals are prepared for filling. In this process, due to reasons such as long-term chronic infections and persistent infections, antibacterial drugs can be placed in the canals and disinfection can be provided for a while.

Infected tissues remaining in the canal may cause re-infection of the tooth. After the infected tissues are cleaned, it is important to fill the canals completely and tightly. For this, correct shaping is done with tools specific to root canal treatment and the root canals are prepared for filling. In this process, due to reasons such as long-term chronic infections and persistent infections, antibacterial drugs can be placed in the canals and disinfection can be provided for a while.

Finally, following canal disinfection and shaping, the root canals are filled with special filling materials, neither too little nor too much, completely and tightly. Depending on the damage to the tooth tissue, the treatment is completed with filling, inlay, onlay or crown coating.

Contrary to popular belief, root canal treatment is not a painful procedure. Old and bad experiences lead our patients to have the wrong idea that root canal treatment is a painful procedure. When local (regional) anesthesia is performed correctly, there will be no pain during root canal treatment.

In root canal treatment, it is important to clean the canals completely and fill them with the right materials. Inadequately cleaned or filled canals, canals using old-style materials lead to the reproduction of bacteria and cause re-infection in the tooth. Thanks to developing technology, root canal treatments can be repeated and completed correctly, and recurrent infections can be cured.