We have three layers in our teeth: enamel, dentin, and pulp. The innermost portion of pulp tissue is made up of connective tissue, arteries, and nerves.
Through the channels inside the tooth, the pulp tissue travels to the tip of the root, where it connects to the vascular nerve network in our jaw. And as a result of these characteristics, the tissue is what gives the tooth its life.
Following the removal of the tooth's pulp tissue, the root canal is cleaned using a variety of irrigation techniques and filled with materials that are biocompatible with the body.