Root canal definition

Root canal means the chamber within the root of the tooth that contains the pulp.
Root canal means a 3-step process required when the inner pulp of the tooth is irreversibly damaged. Step 1 involves removing all of the inner pulp of the tooth. Step 2 involves cleaning and smoothing the inside of the tooth. Step 3 involves filling the tooth with an inert material.

Examples of Root canal in a sentence

  • Any subsequent treatment required after the initial appointment is excluded.Benefit Limits01 Emergency examination/diagnosis and report to include all necessary smoothing, stoningand occlusal adjustments or fluoride varnish up to £48 per incident02 X-rays up to £32 per incident03 Extraction of up to two teeth up to £86 per incident04a Root canal extirpation to include dressings and/or temporary fillings and necessary prescriptions .

  • Root canal treatment (RCT) includes the mechanical and chemical disinfection of the root canal system followed by obturation to seal the communication between the root canal and the peri-radicular environment.

  • Root canal preparation: op- erative technics and instrumentation.

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