Removal of nerves from patient’s teeth

Video captures a dentist performing an endodontic procedure, more commonly known as a root canal treatment. The main objective is to extract the tooth’s nerve, disinfect the root canals, and fill them carefully to prevent further infection. Once the nerve is removed, the tooth is no longer vital – it’s considered “dead” – but it remains in place, functioning as a natural implant. This approach allows the patient to keep their original tooth structure while eliminating pain and preserving oral function.