Root canal-treated teeth often require dental crowns to prevent vertical root fractures and to ensure their long-term strength and functionality.
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When a tooth that has undergone root canal treatment (endodontic therapy) turns grey or discolored, it is typically due to changes that occur within the tooth's structure as a result of the treatment. This discoloration is often associated with the loss of vitality in the tooth and changes in its internal tissues.
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A draining sinus around a tooth, often referred to as a dental sinus or a gum boil, is a dental condition characterized by the presence of a small, pimple-like bump or opening on the gums near a tooth. This bump or opening typically contains pus and may occasionally drain a foul-tasting discharge. It is a sign of an underlying dental infection or abscess.
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