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Do root canals hurt?

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Do root canals hurt?

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You will always receive anesthesia prior to the root canal to numb the tooth. The root canal procedure removes the nerve and cleans out the infection. Root canal treatment usually removes the pain initially felt when the nerve dies.

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Root canals have a bad rap, because most people associate dental pain with root canal treatments. In fact, you get a root canal to get rid of a toothache. So, the cause and effect is backwards!! For the most part, there is no reason why root canals should hurt. Occasionally, when the nerve in a tooth is severely inflamed, there is nothing that a dentist can do to freeze the tooth, and the procedure can be painful. Otherwise, with a bit of patience and the proper antibiotic regimen, root canals can be done quite pain free.

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