Root canal filling materials for deciduous teeth

It is actually quite common to fill the root canals of deciduous teeth with root canal filling materials. Nowadays, the dental health of many children is not taken seriously, so dental diseases are very common. Among the root canal filling materials for deciduous teeth, there is actually one type that is specifically used for deciduous teeth. This type of material is more reliable and stable.

1. Root canal filling materials for deciduous teeth

Root canal treatment is the first choice for pulpitis and periapical lesions of deciduous teeth. With the research and development of dental materials science, more and more new materials are used in clinical practice. Among them, Vitapex root filling paste is accepted by the majority of dental clinicians because of its operational advantages and good clinical efficacy.

Treatment of fistula in deciduous teeth in children

Children's deciduous tooth fistula is also called apical periodontitis or apical abscess. It means that the caries of the deciduous teeth have decayed to the dental nerve and pulp, causing inflammation of the tooth root. When the inflammation leaks out from the mucosa, it becomes a fistula or abscess. There may also be swelling on the face called interstitial infection. If the symptoms are not severe, the tooth can be saved through root canal treatment. If the inflammation lasts for a long time and is severe, the tooth root is absorbed or permanent teeth appear, the tooth should be extracted promptly.

3. What is root canal treatment of deciduous teeth?

Root canal treatment of deciduous teeth is a method of promoting the healing of apical periodontitis by removing the adverse stimulation of infected substances to the periapical tissues through root canal preparation and drug poisoning, and filling the root canal with absorbable filling materials. It is an effective method for treating apical periodontitis of deciduous teeth.

4. Root canal treatment steps

1. Conventional preparation of cavity shape: remove carious tissue to prepare cavity shape, open pulp, and remove the pulp chamber roof;

2. Root canal preparation: remove the necrotic pulp in the pulp chamber and root canal, and use root canal instruments to expand the root canal;

3. Root canal disinfection: Rinse the root canal with 3% hydrogen peroxide solution, 5.25% sodium hypochlorite solution, and normal saline, and then absorb it dry. Place a small cotton ball dipped in formaldehyde cresol, creosote oil or camphor phenol solution into the pulp chamber, or place a cotton twist containing medicine into the root canal, and seal the cavity and disinfect the root canal with clove oil zinc oxide paste;

4. Root canal filling: If there are no symptoms after 3 to 7 days, remove the original sealing medicine, rinse and dry, and under effective moisture-proof conditions, repeatedly rotate the root canal filling material into the root canal or add salt to the root canal, pad the bottom with cement powder, and fill.