The soft pulp at the center of the tooth is removed during a root canal, or a dental procedure. The pulp, which supports tooth growth, is made up of blood vessels, connective tissue, and nerves. The majority of the time, a root canal will be carried out while you are sedated by a general dentist or endodontist. When the pulp, the soft interior of a tooth, is hurt, inflamed, or infected, a root canal is carried out. Even if the pulp is dead, the tooth's crown, the portion visible above the gums, can still be intact. The best way to protect the tooth's structure is to remove damaged or infected pulp. Deep decay from an untreated cavity, multiple dental procedures on the same tooth, a chip or crack in the tooth, and injuries to the tooth (getting hit in the mouth can injure a tooth; the pulp can still be damaged even if the injury doesn't crack the tooth) are common causes of pulp damage. The most typical signs of pulp damage are tooth pain, swelling, and a warm sensation in the gums. To confirm the diagnosis, your dentist will examine the painful tooth and take X-rays. If your dentist determines that you require a root canal, they may recommend an endodontist.
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