ROOT CANAL

What is Root Canal Treatment (RCT)?

A root canal is a dental procedure used to remove infection from the inside of a tooth. When the nerve of a tooth becomes infected due to deep decay, fracture, or trauma, a root canal helps save the natural tooth.
During the procedure, the dentist removes the infected pulp, cleans and disinfects the canals, and seals the tooth to prevent future infection. This treatment relieves pain, saves the tooth from extraction, and restores normal function.

Benefits of Root Canal Treatment

  • Relieves Pain & Infection
    A root canal removes the source of severe toothache and treats infection that could spread to other areas.
  • Saves the Natural Tooth
    Instead of removing the tooth, a root canal preserves it, allowing you to chew, bite, and smile normally.
  • Prevents Further Dental Problems
    By removing bacteria and sealing the canals, the risk of reinfection and complications is greatly reduced.
  • Improves Oral Health
    Treating infection early protects nearby teeth, gums, and bone from damage.

Our Root Canal Process

STEP 1

Diagnosis & X-ray

To check the infection and plan the treatment.

STEP 2

Cleaning & Shaping

Removing infected pulp and disinfecting the canals.

STEP 3

Filling & Sealing

Sealing the canals and preparing the tooth for a crown.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does root canal treatment hurt?

Root canal treatment is generally painless due to anesthesia, with minimal discomfort afterward

How long does a root canal procedure take?

Root canal treatment typically takes one to two hours, depending on the complexity

How do I know if I need a root canal?

Persistent tooth pain, sensitivity to hot or cold, and swelling may indicate the need for a root canal

How long will a root canal last?

With proper care, a root canal can last many years, often with the addition of a durable crown

What should I eat after a root canal treatment?

Stick to soft foods for a few days and avoid biting down on the treated tooth

How do I prevent infections after a root canal?

Practice good oral hygiene and follow any post-treatment care instructions

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