@@MystikBlue5 One tooth, prep time. Dr told me I have long roots, longest he ever seen, he wanted to be sure he removed all the infected roots. They made the tooth replacement in house, had to wait for that.
I have a front tooth on my left side that has to get root canal and am scared. I have bad anxiety. But today my dentist put me on Valium and that help some i had deep cleaning done. Am proud of my self for getting it done
I was nervous to get a root canal too a few years ago, but after watching videos and learning the exact process, it made it so easy! Learning what to expect and knowing there should never be any pain really helps a lot in terms of anxiety. I mean, I get anxious going to the dentist regardless of what I’m getting done, even though I go to a great dentist. But it helps minimize it a lot to learn about every procedure you get before getting it
Hello Doctor, I am a dental student from Iraq . I always follow your beautiful clips. I would like to congratulate you on this wonderful explanation and I wish you all the best and success.
I had one done in 2007 and it wasn't too bad. Before injecting the novocaine the dentist sprayed a topical numbing agent where he planned to inject. There was only one spot the needle hurt and that was where I still had some residual inflammation from the abscess. After that it was just a waiting game on my end.
I had a root canal on my back molar I felt the drill and the file in my root. It was an upper molar tooth #14. I was screaming in pain and the specialist didn’t ask me if I was ok or if I needed more numbing.
I got two root canals on a premolar and molar (adjacent teeth) and I felt absolutely nothing during the procedure and pretty much fell asleep 🤣. I was super anxious, but my dentist office is pretty amazing. I have two crowns and have made sure to certainly take better care of my teeth. Im also in clear aligners too.
Awesome video! I don't know if this is in your wheelhouse, but I might need my tonsils taken out soon. Could you make a video about the surgery and recovery for an adult?
Wow this wonderful video has taught me to brush and floss daily and go to the dentist every 6 months instead of 4+ years like the pandemic did to me. Yikes. The worst I've had is a filling a couple of times and I really disliked that minor work.
Not TT Girl - but mine recommended an occlusal (mouth) guard ages ago.... and it WORKS. No cavities/grinding/cracks etc. in over a decade. I have family who've undergone extreme oral surgeries for bruxism over not wearing a mouth guard. I feel lucky!
Hey I was wondering after my last meal of day if I should brush my teeth immediately or no because I know you have to wait 30 minutes but like I always end up forgetting and I want to take care of my teeth
thank you for watching! and front teeth root canals sometimes only need a filling or bonding after! some will need veneers/crowns depending on the severity of the decay! however all back teeth (molars) will need crowns! hope this helps!
Root canal can cause a lot of issues if the bacteria in the tubules in the tooth is not totally disinfected - which doesn't happen these days because of single sitting root canal procedure followed by dentists.
I'm 45 and I've never had my wisdom teeth extracted. Now all of a sudden my wisdom tooth is starting to hurt on the right upper side. I've been reading that the best time to have them removed is under 25 so I'm really scared now. I had no clue about this. What can I do?
You said the (don’t mind my spelling) gutta percha is a rubber material. How does that work with someone who has a SEVERE latex allergy, my allergy is so bad I cannot be in a room with wet paint and touching the material causes blistering and numbness in the effected region with the chance of closing my throat.
I am allergic to latex material, what I've found helpful for symptoms is to take an allergy pill such as certizine (I'm probably spelling that wrong). I take it for a few days before/after if I know I will need any latex on my skin.
How do people get this whole thing done in one day? It took me like 10 visits to my dentist to complete a root canal. Plus, now I have a completely useless tooth, I only chew on that side of my mouth if absolutely necessary because so much food gets stuck between that and the neighboring tooth that it eventually starts to hurt and I literally have to floss after every single meal. I think I need a new dentist.
I went to a root canal specialist for my first root canal and that was 2 visits, about an hour-an hour and a half each. My second and third one I got at my regular dentist and both were only one visit for an hour-hour and a half. It could depend on the condition of that tooth or on the dentist doing it. You really should be getting a crown, they say that a tooth is weakened after a root canal since they take out the nerve. A crown is the best option most of the time on back teeth, so you can have a fully functioning tooth again with its original shape and color.
What about doing an adult pulpotomy first !!! That’s the game changing procedure . Vital or Non vital pulpotomy . We should save the pulp . Stem cells are in the infection the presenter said in a webinar
I have a cracked molar tooth (#37), but no decay and cavity. My dentist recommended a root canal treatment, followed by crown. Hi Whitney, may I ask can I do a crown without RCT?
You can, but if the nerve is infected, then it needs to be cleaned out. Otherwise, the abcess can create more problems and can lead to bodily diseases. Also #37 doesn't exist. Did you mean #32? The molars are 1-3, 14-19, 30-32
@@maytelopez2852 When they say #37, I assume they're referring to FDI/international numbering, which would be #18 (IIRC, a second molar) in universal/USA numbering. I wish we used it over here cause it's so much more logical T__T
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I just had this procedure done on Monday. 3 hours in the chair. Shout out to Dr. Travis . Zero pain. He is great Dentist 🦷
3 hours? I hope that included prep time. Was it for multiple teeth?
@@MystikBlue5 One tooth, prep time. Dr told me I have long roots, longest he ever seen, he wanted to be sure he removed all the infected roots. They made the tooth replacement in house, had to wait for that.
@@jonfranklin9361 Wow. At least it's secure! 🙂
I have a front tooth on my left side that has to get root canal and am scared. I have bad anxiety. But today my dentist put me on Valium and that help some i had deep cleaning done. Am proud of my self for getting it done
I was nervous to get a root canal too a few years ago, but after watching videos and learning the exact process, it made it so easy! Learning what to expect and knowing there should never be any pain really helps a lot in terms of anxiety. I mean, I get anxious going to the dentist regardless of what I’m getting done, even though I go to a great dentist. But it helps minimize it a lot to learn about every procedure you get before getting it
Hello Doctor, I am a dental student from Iraq . I always follow your beautiful clips. I would like to congratulate you on this wonderful explanation and I wish you all the best and success.
Just had my teeth cleaned for the first time. Thanks to your videos.
yay!! wishing you continued dental health!!!
My dad has this procedure on monday so I'll be sharing this with him
I had one done in 2007 and it wasn't too bad. Before injecting the novocaine the dentist sprayed a topical numbing agent where he planned to inject. There was only one spot the needle hurt and that was where I still had some residual inflammation from the abscess. After that it was just a waiting game on my end.
Had this done on my front tooth. Can confirm - no pain but very bored. 😅 I’d recommend bringing headphones to listen to music to help pass the time!
I had a root canal on my back molar I felt the drill and the file in my root. It was an upper molar tooth #14. I was screaming in pain and the specialist didn’t ask me if I was ok or if I needed more numbing.
I got two root canals on a premolar and molar (adjacent teeth) and I felt absolutely nothing during the procedure and pretty much fell asleep 🤣. I was super anxious, but my dentist office is pretty amazing. I have two crowns and have made sure to certainly take better care of my teeth. Im also in clear aligners too.
Awesome video! I don't know if this is in your wheelhouse, but I might need my tonsils taken out soon. Could you make a video about the surgery and recovery for an adult?
Wow this wonderful video has taught me to brush and floss daily and go to the dentist every 6 months instead of 4+ years like the pandemic did to me. Yikes. The worst I've had is a filling a couple of times and I really disliked that minor work.
Saw an old kids dental commercial they said wear your mouth guard do I have to wear mine? Teeth talk girl??
Not TT Girl - but mine recommended an occlusal (mouth) guard ages ago.... and it WORKS. No cavities/grinding/cracks etc. in over a decade. I have family who've undergone extreme oral surgeries for bruxism over not wearing a mouth guard. I feel lucky!
Hey I was wondering after my last meal of day if I should brush my teeth immediately or no because I know you have to wait 30 minutes but like I always end up forgetting and I want to take care of my teeth
it's better to brush before 30 mins than to not brush at all! hope this helps!
So, a root canal doesn't always include a veneer/crown?
Btw, love your videos. Satisfying as hell!
thank you for watching! and front teeth root canals sometimes only need a filling or bonding after! some will need veneers/crowns depending on the severity of the decay! however all back teeth (molars) will need crowns! hope this helps!
Root canal can cause a lot of issues if the bacteria in the tubules in the tooth is not totally disinfected - which doesn't happen these days because of single sitting root canal procedure followed by dentists.
I'm 45 and I've never had my wisdom teeth extracted.
Now all of a sudden my wisdom tooth is starting to hurt on the right upper side.
I've been reading that the best time to have them removed is under 25 so I'm really scared now.
I had no clue about this. What can I do?
I was 31 when I had mine taken out. I am sure you will be just fine! Make sure to see your dentist so your other teeth aren't negatively affected.
@@helloanna91 thanks for the info! I'll do that first.
What retainer do you suggest? I'ms cared vivera retainer will not work with a new filling there in the future
You said the (don’t mind my spelling) gutta percha is a rubber material. How does that work with someone who has a SEVERE latex allergy, my allergy is so bad I cannot be in a room with wet paint and touching the material causes blistering and numbness in the effected region with the chance of closing my throat.
I am allergic to latex material, what I've found helpful for symptoms is to take an allergy pill such as certizine (I'm probably spelling that wrong). I take it for a few days before/after if I know I will need any latex on my skin.
How do people get this whole thing done in one day? It took me like 10 visits to my dentist to complete a root canal. Plus, now I have a completely useless tooth, I only chew on that side of my mouth if absolutely necessary because so much food gets stuck between that and the neighboring tooth that it eventually starts to hurt and I literally have to floss after every single meal. I think I need a new dentist.
I went to a root canal specialist for my first root canal and that was 2 visits, about an hour-an hour and a half each. My second and third one I got at my regular dentist and both were only one visit for an hour-hour and a half. It could depend on the condition of that tooth or on the dentist doing it. You really should be getting a crown, they say that a tooth is weakened after a root canal since they take out the nerve. A crown is the best option most of the time on back teeth, so you can have a fully functioning tooth again with its original shape and color.
Tq 😮😊❤
What about doing an adult pulpotomy first !!! That’s the game changing procedure . Vital or Non vital pulpotomy . We should save the pulp . Stem cells are in the infection the presenter said in a webinar
Whitneey 🤠
The only thing that absolutely sucked about getting my Root Canals done was that my jaw was extremely sour from it being open for hours straight.
Along with your 7 cavities Whitney, you ever had a root canal?
I have not had a root canal myself! But, I've been a dental assistant on root canal procedures -- so I've seen my fair share!
@@TeethTalkwait , you’ve had cavities before Whitney ?😮
I have a cracked molar tooth (#37), but no decay and cavity. My dentist recommended a root canal treatment, followed by crown. Hi Whitney, may I ask can I do a crown without RCT?
You can, but if the nerve is infected, then it needs to be cleaned out. Otherwise, the abcess can create more problems and can lead to bodily diseases.
Also #37 doesn't exist. Did you mean #32? The molars are 1-3, 14-19, 30-32
@@maytelopez2852 When they say #37, I assume they're referring to FDI/international numbering, which would be #18 (IIRC, a second molar) in universal/USA numbering. I wish we used it over here cause it's so much more logical T__T
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After the entire Procedure is finished-----they give you a $1400 bill😂😂😂😂😂.
There is no such thing as a free meal
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