The lack of vitality of the pulp indicates that the pulp is necrotic, and it is necessary to carry out root canal treatment as soon as possible to remove the necrotic pulp and prevent local inflammation from spreading and causing periapical inflammation.
Pulp necrosis is often the result of pulpitis, in which the pulp has been infected and necrotic, and it is necessary to go to the hospital for root canal treatment, and to clean the root canal by extracting the pulp and preparing the root canal.
If the pulp necrosis has developed to the root tip, it will cause periapical inflammation, and the tooth will have symptoms such as occlusal pain, percussion pain, etc. It is also necessary to eliminate apical inflammation after root canal preparation with root canal sealing medication.
When the pulp loses its vitality, it should be examined and treated in the hospital as soon as possible, so as not to cause inflammation of the periodontium and loss of dental tissues. Regular daily oral checkups should be conducted and problems should be dealt with as soon as possible.