Root canal treatment saves a tooth whose nerve is inflamed due to deep decay or trauma — without extraction. Your natural tooth is always the best option.
We use rotary instruments and electronic apex locators, so treatment is shorter and success rates are higher. Most cases are completed in a single visit.
Who is this treatment for?
- Those with severe, throbbing toothache
- Those with lasting hot-cold sensitivity
- Those with deep decay or fracture
- Those with gum swelling or abscess
The treatment process step by step
- 1
Diagnosis & anesthesia
The tooth is assessed with X-ray and fully numbed with local anesthesia.
- 2
Cleaning the canals
Inflamed tissue is removed; canals are shaped and disinfected with rotary files.
- 3
Canal filling
Cleaned canals are sealed with special filling material.
- 4
Restoration
The tooth is restored with a filling or crown and returns to full function.
Advantages
- Your natural tooth is saved
- Mostly a single visit
- Painless, comfortable procedure
- High success rate
Frequently asked questions
Is root canal painful?
No — the anesthesia removes all pain; it is the inflammation itself that hurts, and treatment ends it.
How long does a treated tooth last?
Properly restored, a root-canal-treated tooth serves like a natural tooth for many years.
How many visits are needed?
Most cases finish in one visit; heavily inflamed teeth may need two.