Root Canal Treatment
Let's look at when root canal treatment is needed and how the process works.
Root canal treatment removes infection or inflammation inside the tooth pulp, allowing the natural tooth to be preserved without extraction.
Who Is This Treatment For?
How Does the Process Work?
Exam and X-ray
The source of the pain is assessed with an X-ray.
Anesthesia and Access
Access to the tooth pulp is achieved after local anesthesia.
Canal Cleaning
Infected tissue is removed and the canals are shaped.
Filling and Sealing
The canals are filled, and the tooth is sealed with a suitable restoration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is root canal treatment painful?
The procedure is done under local anesthesia and no pain is felt during it. Some sensitivity may follow for a few days.
Will the tooth need a crown afterward?
Depending on the tooth structure loss, a protective crown is often recommended afterward.
Our Clinical Approach
In root canal treatment, our priority is to correctly diagnose the source of pain and treat it while preserving the tooth's natural structure as much as possible.
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