How does Rotary Endodontics differ from a Traditional Root Canal Therapy (RCT)

If you’re one among those who underwent a traditional root canal treatment, there’s a very high probability that you don’t even have the faintest idea regarding the types of tools your dentist used for the treatment.

It’s not that you’re the one at fault; most dentists do not prefer to disclose such specific details. And as long as the treatment is effectual, it doesn’t even matter.

However, if you were unlucky enough to be treated traditionally using the manual methods, you wouldn’t have failed to notice the aggravation once through the root canal procedure. This is exactly where rotary endodontics spring into action.

Rotary endodontics is a modern technology that helps making the traditional root canal treatment experience smoother, comfortable and more efficient for the dental patients.

Endodontics or root canal

Teeth, as we know it, comprise of several parts, one of which is the dental pulp. An endodontic therapy, or what’s more commonly known as a root canal treatment, involves the removal of such infected pulp from the inner root canals containing it.

Once the nerves and pulp are removed and insides of the root canal are cleansed, disinfected and sealed, the infected area is restored with a dental filling or crown.

This is how a traditional root canal therapy/endodontic treatment works and until recently, it was the only way out. Then rotary endodontics happened.

Rotary Endodontics

Replacing the traditionally used stainless steel manual files, rotary endodontics involves the use of electrically powered instruments for performing complex root canal treatment procedures.

The differentiating instrument is an electric hand tool which is equipped with nickel-titanium tip. Nickel titanium, which is also known as Nitinol, is an alloy 5 times more flexible than traditionally used stainless steel.

Owing to its flexibility and peculiar flow, rotary endodontics makes for a reliable, quick and comfortable root canal treatment.

Advantages of Rotary Endodontics
– The electric tool makes for a quicker and more consistent cleaning of inner canals
– There is a decreased risk of complications and injuries
– Rotary equipment also make the root canal treatment faster
– Comfortable experience for the patients
– There’s no need of manual grinding

Rotary Endodontics is a must for all the practicing and aspiring dentists. For anyone who seeks to include the rotary equipment within their practice, Dental Courses in Delhi is a premier dental diploma institute and a dental center in Delhi proffering rich insights and comprehensive training into Rotary Endodontics.

What Do Endodontists Do + Relevant Dental Courses In Delhi

If you are looking for dental training courses in Delhi, i.e. diploma courses after BDS, you must be knowing what endodontics is.

However, for the sake of the layman, let’s define the term – endodontics is the dental specialty that deals with the study and treatment of dental pulp. Dental pulp is the area of soft, living connective tissue & blood vessels, that lies under the strong, protective enamel and the main tooth portion, dentin.

The term endodontics is derived from the Greek words, ‘endo’ meaning inside, and ‘odont’ meaning tooth. Simply put, endodontists are root canal specialists. Since they specialize in it, endodontists are efficient in performing root canal therapy, treating cracked tooth syndrome and treating dental trauma.

A cracked tooth is the medical condition wherein a crack appears in a tooth, but no part of it breaks off. The crack often appears from the top to the bottom of the tooth. Dental trauma is usually the result of an accident or a sports-related injury.

At Dr. Bhutani’s dental academy, courses cover both ‘Extensive Endodontics’ and ‘Rotary Endodontics’. For greater detail, have a look at the topics covered under these on Our Courses page.

All our courses are aimed at improving the working skills of dentists. We achieve this by offering practical-oriented courses, that consist of several procedures and demos on patients. Eventually, you gain the confidence and ability to perform procedures independently.

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