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Granuloma Treatment<\/span><\/h2><\/div>
Periodontitis, or what is commonly known as a dental granuloma, is an inflammatory process affecting the tissues located at the tip of the root. Treatment of a granuloma typically involves endodontic treatment, which aims to remove the infection from the root canals, followed by mechanical and antiseptic cleaning, filling of the canals, and placement of a temporary filling. Failure to treat it promptly leads to the spread of the infection throughout the body.

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What is a dental granuloma?

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\nDental granuloma<\/strong> is a chronic inflammatory formation localized in the area of the tip of the tooth root (apex)<\/strong>. This condition usually occurs without pronounced symptoms<\/strong>, which makes it difficult to detect without diagnostic imaging. The main cause of a granuloma is untreated deep caries<\/strong>, which leads to pulpitis<\/a> (inflammation and necrosis of the dental pulp \u2013 the soft tissue containing nerves and blood vessels within the tooth). <\/p>\n

When caries reaches the interior of the tooth and is not treated in a timely manner, bacteria penetrate the pulp and cause an inflammatory process known as pulpitis.<\/p>\n

Over time, the inflammation progresses to nerve necrosis<\/strong>, leading to its complete degeneration and death. The infection does not stop there \u2013 bacteria begin to multiply in the root canals and reach the tip of the root<\/strong>, entering the alveolar bone<\/strong> \u2013 the bone that supports the teeth. <\/p>\n

The body reacts to this invasion through an immune response, striving to limit the infection<\/strong> by forming an inflammatory capsule around the affected area \u2013 this is precisely what a dental granuloma is. It is a signal of a deep and often chronic infection<\/strong>, which must be managed through endodontic treatment under a microscope<\/a> for guaranteed precision. <\/p>\n

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