Root canal treatment is a common and widely accepted dental procedure that is considered safe and effective in treating and preserving teeth with extensive decay or infection. It is designed to remove the infected or damaged pulp inside the tooth and seal the root canals to prevent further infection. The claims made by some naturopaths regarding the dangers of root canal treatment are not supported by scientific evidence. Leaving a decayed or infected tooth untreated can actually lead to more significant health issues, as the infection can spread to surrounding tissues and potentially affect your overall health. In many cases, saving a natural tooth through root canal treatment is preferable to extraction. Preserving your natural teeth whenever possible is important for maintaining proper chewing function, speech, and the alignment of surrounding teeth. Extracting a tooth can also have consequences, such as the need for additional dental work like dental implants or bridges to replace the missing tooth. It's important to consult with a qualified dentist who can assess your specific dental condition and provide a professional recommendation. They will consider various factors, including the severity of the dental issue, the age of the patient, and the overall oral health, to determine the most appropriate treatment option. If your 11-year-old needs a root canal, it's best to consult with a pediatric dentist or an endodontist who specializes in root canal treatments for children. They will evaluate the specific case and provide guidance on the most suitable treatment option to ensure the long-term health and well-being of your child's teeth. Remember, dentists are trained professionals who base their treatment recommendations on scientific evidence and clinical experience. They can address any concerns you may have and provide you with accurate information tailored to your specific situation.

If tooth can be saved, then why not go for root canal treatment . Natural tooth structure is one of a kind ,so if it can be saved through root canal treatment then do go for it . Extraction should be the last resort. RCT is always a safe option , it is not at all dangerous.

any treatment if done by a skilled proffessional and by experienced doctor will not damage anything, the point is perfection. we all doctors are here to help you. trust your dentist and go for RCT.

Don’t worry

Hello Rct is completely safe ,don’t worry about it. Naturopathy guys has no idea about it ,thy can sat anything It is long lasting ,if ur rct done is good

If it’s permanent tooth and their is an option to save that tooth than definitely you have to go for root canal treatment their is no need to worry about Rest consult here for needful

Hello Very good evening. 1)yes! It’s absolutely a safe procedure 2)Please do refrain from social network information 3)If it’s permanent teeth go for Root Canal treatment,avoid extraction ,once permanent tooth is lost you can get it back 4)If it’s milk tooth then you can get it extracted after physical examination