Dr Suruchi Chaudhary
(BDS, MDS, Member IES)
The principal dentist at dental lifeline is a postgraduate in the field of Conservative & Endodontist from Pt. B D Sharma University, Rohtak. Being an academecian and ex professor at dental college, she takes keen interest in her professional advancements. Read More…
Endodontics
Endodontics is the diagnosis and treatment of problems with the inside of the tooth, the soft tissue known as dental pulp. The most common endodontic procedure is the root canal. DR. SURUCHI CHAUDHARY (Endodontist) has extensive experience in performing root canals.
Root canals are performed to save a tooth when the pulp becomes inflamed or infected due to decay, repeated dental procedures on the tooth, cracks, chips or other injuries. DR. SURUCHI CHAUDHARY also performs apicoectomies or removal of the tip of the root, which is useful for certain types of failed root canals. In some cases an apicoectomy can be cheaper and less traumatic than an extraction and dental implant.
MICROSCOPIC DENTISTRY
The main advantages for the patient are significantly longer vitality, maximal consideration and preciseness in all performed procedures. In many other medical fields is the use of magnifying glasses and microscopes obviousness. Who would be examined by eye surgeon or neurosurgeon without these devices? Dentistry often works in the similar dimensions – the average dental crown size doesn´t reach 1 cm even if it is put on the biggest teeth.For more easily procedures (examination, fillings, dental crowns, …) are normally sufficient loupes with magnification 2,5x-3,5x. Demanding procedures such as root canal treatment usually require of surgical microscope with a magnification 3x-20x. Its advantage is not only the magnification, but also perfect lighting of structures at a depth of tooth, which otherwise would have not been possible to achieve. DR.SURUCHI CHAUDHARY empative in microscopic dentistry.
RETREATMENT CASES
It is normal for the tissue around the root of your tooth to be disturbed after root canal treatment (RCT), and the surrounding area to feel tender and sore. So, how do you know if this discomfort is a normal part of the recovery process or something you should be concerned about?“Following a successful root canal treatment, the tooth should begin to settle and any pain should resolve. However, if your pain continues to increase after treatment or returns after your recovery, then an assessment by your dentist can help work out any underlying causes”.
Root canal treatment is quoted as having a greater than 90% chance of success. So, what can go wrong? Below, we break down some of the ways a root canal can fail, and the symptoms you may experience in the case of a failed RCT. DR. SURUCHI CHAUDHARY holds great interest in retreatment cases and accysle the challenge of field RCT with great einthusan.
PERIAPICAL SURGERY
Some patients present lesions in the maxillary bone or mandible around one or several roots that grow destroying the support bone of the tooth and are responsible of pain and infections. These lesions are called granulomas and periapical cysts and its origin it’s in a chronic dental infection.These lesions have a small size, less than a centimeter, and the treatment is done by your odontostomatologist by a root canal of the causal tooth. Usually the root canal fixes the problem, although it doesn’t occur in all cases.
When the root canal doesn’t cure the lesion, it’s recommended to repeat the root canal. If this doesn’t control the evolution of the lesion, it would be indicated a periapical surgery. In dental lifeline physical surgeries are performed With uthnod care and attention, leading to increase in success rate.
