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Visitor asks:
Hello. I would like to know whether killing the nerve of a tooth also eliminates a granuloma visible on the X-ray. Since the pain disappears, does the granuloma remain as well, or is it cleaned out with the root canal files? Thank you.
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
Destroying the nerve does not eliminate the granuloma. Proper root canal treatment is required; disinfection of the root canal and an adequate filling are prerequisites for eliminating the granuloma. Pain and the presence of a granuloma do not have much in common, as they can occur completely independently of each other.
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