Should my marrow need to be removed? Before discussing this issue, you may refer to a dental procedure (the structure of the teeth and the surrounding tissue).

Structure of teeth and tissue around the teeth

Enamel:

Is a very hard layer wrapped around the teeth. The enamel layer is 1-2 mm thick, smooth, light in color, clear and hardest in the body. Enamel contributes to tooth coloration and is an important bearing component of chewing.

Toothpaste:

Is a hard layer, under the enamel, thick, forming the primary shape of the teeth. In the dentin there are many tiny ivory tubes containing ivory cells, which make sense when eating hot and sour food.

Root canal:

It is the central part of the tooth, and is a living tissue, as it contains blood vessels under the teeth and sensory nerve to the teeth. The pulp consists of two parts: the marrow (marrow chamber) and the medulla.

* Root tip:

The end of the root where the blood vessels and nerves enter the bone from around the tip of the tooth and out of the pulp. This is the final complete development of a tooth. This is also the place where the infection starts when the affected tooth forms abdominises around the tip.

Grooved hole:

Structures of V-shaped grooves on the chewing surface of the teeth, especially the posterior teeth. The groove creates a good fit between the two jaws to improve chewing performance. But this is also a good place to cram feed and high risk of tooth decay.

* Bone:

The root of the teeth lies in the jawbone and is attached to the bone by a system of periodontal ligaments.

Periodontal ligament:

It is important to keep your teeth in place in the bones. The periodontal ligaments are made up of a number of interwoven fibers that travel from the tooth to the alveolar bone around the root. The periodontal ligaments are at great risk of destruction in periodontal pathologies and result in bone loss and tooth decay.

Gums:

The soft tissue that surrounds the alveolar bone. The gum is orange-colored, firm and gingival, when bleeding gums become brittle, bleeding easily when brushing.

The part that you are interested in is the tooth pulp (commonly referred to as blood vessels). Our dental viewpoint as well as from the scientific point of view of the world dentistry is: Restriction of dental pulp in dental treatment. unnecessary.

If you do not really need it, then do not take the pulp because: The teeth that have taken the pulp are not as strong and firm as the pulp. Therefore, after doing not should tear the hard objects with those teeth to avoid breaking, broken.

If you imagine it to be easy to understand, you can compare the durability of a living tree (green) with a tree (dead tree). It may be the first time the level of strength, toughness does not differ significantly but will change dramatically after 8-10 years. Living teeth (pulp teeth) and dead teeth (treated teeth) are the same.

It is important to note that a live tooth can be used for a lifetime if you are properly cared for.

For teeth that have pulp, the durability is only 15-25 years. Later, the brittle and fragile teeth, broken ... sometimes break horizontal.

Therefore, you need to consider carefully and consult with the specialist before deciding whether or not to treat the pulp.

* The most common dental treatments and no need for pulp:

+ The teeth are deep, no pain.              

+ Crown restoration, bridges for deep teeth, large, broken but not revealed marrow.

+ Restorative aesthetics: dark teeth, tetracycline, toothless teeth ... without the need to adjust the teeth, the teeth (reduce the chewing, ham, ...) many.

Note: the efficacy of the treatment can vary depending on each patient’s condition.

For more information please contact:

I-DENT DENTAL IMPLANT CENTER

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