Root canals
When the soft innermost portion of a tooth, called the pulp, becomes infected or injured, root canal therapy might be necessary. Our dentists have the modern techniques to remove the infected pulp and seal the tooth to prevent reinfection. If you want to keep your teeth healthy, make an appointment with our dental experts.
Main benefits of Root canal
Easy & affordable process for a perfect smile
Root Canal treatment is called endodontic treatment, its painless treatment with less recovery time.
- Saves a badly damaged or infected tooth from extraction.
- Maintaining good oral hygiene can help prevent infection, which may spread to other teeth.
- Treats symptoms, such as pain and swelling, associated with an infected tooth.
- Protects the jawbone from breaks and fractures.
- Restores normal chewing and biting ability.
How do roots canal work?
If you have severe toothache when biting or chewing, darkening of the tooth around an infected one and a big swelling in your gum—the canal treatment is perfect for you.
- Anesthetic: The dentist numbs the infected tooth and surrounding gums with local anesthesia.
- Removing the pulp: remove the nerves, blood vessels and tissues inside the tooth.
- Filling: after cleaning the tooth, the dentist fill the canal with a dental material called gutta-percha. Then seal the tooth to prevent any reinfection
- Follow up: After treatment, you should follow up with your dentist as prescribed.
Before & After
A natural look for our patients’ missing teeth, it’s your turn now to get the smile you deserve.
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FAQs
A natural look for our patients’ missing teeth, it’s your turn now to get the smile you deserve.
Are root canals safe?
How long does root canal recovery take?
Root canal recovery time takes less than a week
How long do the results of a root canal last?
As with all dental procedures, results are not guaranteed. However, when root canal therapy is performed correctly, results can last a long time — even the rest of your life.
