Root canal Treatment
A root canal is a dental procedure that treats infection inside a tooth by removing the infected pulp, cleaning the canals, and sealing them to prevent reinfection. It helps preserve your natural tooth, restores function, and eliminates pain. Modern techniques make the treatment safe, effective, and virtually painless.
Key Features:
- Painless Procedure: Advanced techniques ensure maximum patient comfort.
- Save Your Natural Tooth: Retains your original tooth structure and strength.
- Complete Infection Removal : Eliminates bacteria and prevents the spread of infection.
- Long-Lasting Solution: Restores full function and prevents the need for tooth extraction.
Why It Matters:
Improving your oral health isn't just about avoiding pain—it's about living better, feeling more confident, and preserving your natural smile for years to come.
Frequently Ask Question (FAQ)
Is RCT painful?
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Modern RCT is done under anesthesia and is mostly painless.
How many visits are required?
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Usually 1–3 visits depending on infection and complexity.
Do I need a crown after RCT?
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Yes, a crown is recommended to protect the tooth from fracture.
How long will the treated tooth last?
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How long will the treated tooth last?