Have you noticed that your tooth has changed color?
Can't tolerate eating very cold and hot foods?
Do you have intense discomfort or pain?
Have you felt the eruption of a lump in your gum?
If you have experienced these symptoms,
it is possible that you have nerve damage in your tooth, and you may need endodontics
or root canal treatment.
What is an endodontic treatment?
An endodontic or root canal treatment is a dental procedure that involves removing the damaged nerve to clean and seal the tooth, preventing the infection from spreading to other parts of the mouth
When do I need a root canal treatment?
There can be multiple factors that cause damage to the
nerve of the tooth for instance:
- Advanced dental cavities: When a cavity is not treated in time, oral bacteria can destroy the tooth until they reach the dental nerve. These bacteria contaminate the inside of the tooth, causing intense pain and infections that can affect the bone supporting the tooth.
- Trauma: Sometimes, the nerve sustains immediate damage due to a strong and direct impact, resulting in a change in color and painful sensations during chewing.
- Multiple procedures on a single tooth: When a tooth has undergone multiple treatments, it can lead to irritation and inflammation of the pulp, resulting in severe pain.
- As a result of periodontal disease: In certain situations, the dental nerve may be impacted due to an infection in the bone and gums. Bacteria infiltrate through the tooth's root, resulting in an internal infection.
When any of these cases occur, the ideal dental procedure is a root canal or endodontic treatment to prevent tooth loss.
Root canal treatment costs
When it is the first time the tooth needs a root canal treatment, the cost is as follows:
ANTERIOR TooTH
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Dental consultation.
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Dental local anesthesia.
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Specialist's working time.
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All the individual x-rays that the tooth needs.
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Root canal treatment
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Temporary filling (this isn’t the final core build up).
BICUSPID TooTH
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Dental consultation.
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Dental local anesthesia.
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Specialist's working time.
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All the individual x-rays that the tooth needs.
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Root canal treatment
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Temporary filling (this isn’t the final core build up).
MOLAR TooTH
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Dental consultation.
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Dental local anesthesia.
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Specialist's working time.
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All the individual x-rays that the tooth needs.
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Root canal treatment
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Temporary filling (this isn’t the final core build up).
When a tooth with discomfort has previously had a root canal treatment, we call it retreatment. Here, the old, contaminated material is removed and new material is placed. If this is your case, the cost is as follows:
ANTERIOR TooTH
RETREATMENT
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Dental consultation.
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Dental local anesthesia.
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Specialist's working time.
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All the individual x-rays that the tooth needs.
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Removal of contaminated root canal treatment.
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Disinfection and application of medication inside the root canal.
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Root canal treatment
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Temporary filling (this isn’t the final core build up).
BICUSPID TOOTH RETREATMENT
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Dental consultation.
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Dental local anesthesia.
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Specialist's working time.
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All the individual x-rays that the tooth needs.
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Removal of contaminated root canal treatment.
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Desinfection and application of medication inside the root canal.
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Root canal treatment
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Temporary filling (this isn’t the final core build up).
MOLAR TOOTH RETREATMENT
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Dental consultation.
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Dental local anesthesia.
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Specialist's working time.
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All the individual x-rays that the tooth needs.
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Removal of contaminated root canal treatment.
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Disinfection and application of medication inside the root canal.
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Root canal treatment
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Temporary filling (this isn’t the final core build up).
Locate the treated tooth
What happens after a root canal treatment?
It is important to understand that endodontics is not the ultimate solution to your dental problem. This dental treatment needs to be safeguarded to prevent recontamination from occurring.
When the endodontic treatment is completed, the endodontic
specialist will place a temporary filling material in your tooth. You should know that this material will provide protection for a maximum of 10 days.
After that time, there is a possibility that bacteria from the mouth may contaminate the tooth again. Therefore, we recommend getting a dental crown. The dental crown will protect the treatment, reinforce your tooth, and allow you to eat and enjoy everything that you had missed due to dental pain.
Possible additional treatments
At this point, we will show you the possible additional treatments that you may need before or after your root canal treatment.
treatments
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CROWN LENGTHENING.........................................................$220 USD
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CONSCIOUS SEDATION..........................................................$197 USD
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CORE BUILD UP.......................................................................$139 USD
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INTERNAL TEETH WHITENING...............................................$215 USD
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FIBERGLASS POST..................................................................$233 USD
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DENTAL CROWN.....................................................................$665 USD
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APICOECTOMY (DOESN’T INCLUDE BONE GRAFT)...............$673 USD
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REMOVAL OF METAL OR FIBERGLASS POSTS.......................$83 USD
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Endodontic treatments
At dentist in Mexico
Complex cases in the hands of Dentists in Mexico.
You should be aware that root canal treatment must be performed by an endodontic specialist, as they have the necessary knowledge to handle all cases that involve the dental nerve.
Why choose endodontics at dentist in mexico?
Skilled
Endodontic Care
Root canal treatment at Dentist in Mexico is performed by a specialist in endodontics.
Success Through
Premium Materials
We use the newest and highest-quality materials to ensure the success of your treatment.
Safety and Comfort
with Technology
We have cutting-edge equipment, providing a comfortable and secure procedure for you.
Comfort and Relaxation
in Treatment
We offer conscious sedation so that you can feel comfortable and relaxed during your endodontic treatment.
Safe endodontic treatments in Mexico
There are many myths about root canal treatment. At Dentist in Mexico, we are interested in answering all your questions and helping you make the best decision about the future of your teeth.
Myth 1: "GETTING AN ENDODONTIC TREATMENT HURTS"
- No. The root canal treatment is a pain-relieving procedure.
Myth 2: "ENDODONTICS CAUSES DISEASES"
You have to be aware that there is no scientific evidence linking a tooth that has undergone a root canal treatment with any disease in another part of the body. As healthcare professionals, every treatment performed is for the benefit of the patient, so we assure you that this procedure is 100% beneficial and safe for you.
Myth 3: "ROOT CANAL TREATMENT WEAKENS AND MAKES MY TOOTH FRAGILE".
- A tooth, even though it may lose vitality and nutrition after the removal of the nerve, a good prosthetic restoration will make the tooth equally or more resistant than the others. For example, zirconia crowns are highly resistant and offer many
years of success in your mouth.
