Root canal treatment removes infected or dead pulp from inside the tooth, thoroughly cleans the canals, seals them with biocompatible materials, and restores the tooth with a filling or crown to prevent bacterial reinfection.

Root canals are needed when the tooth pulp becomes infected due to deep decay, cracks, trauma, or repeated dental procedures. Without treatment, the infection can spread to the bone and surrounding tissues.

Modern root canal treatments are virtually painless thanks to local anesthesia and advanced techniques. Most patients report little to no discomfort during the procedure and only mild soreness afterward.

The process includes a thorough examination of the infected tooth, removal of infected pulp and cleaning of canals, sealing with biocompatible materials, and final restoration with a filling or crown for protection.

Most root canals can be completed in 1-2 visits lasting 60-90 minutes each, depending on the tooth’s complexity and condition. Single-visit root canals are common with modern rotary instrumentation.

No—root canal treatment saves your natural tooth. By removing only the infected pulp and preserving the tooth structure, you avoid the need for extraction and tooth replacement.

es, a crown is typically recommended after root canal treatment to protect the weakened tooth from fracture and restore its strength and appearance.

With proper oral care and a protective crown, root canal-treated teeth can last a lifetime. Regular checkups and good hygiene are essential for long-term success.

Root canals have a 95%+ success rate when performed by experienced dentists using modern techniques. Failures are rare but may require retreatment if new infection develops.

Our experienced team uses sterilized tools, state-of-the-art equipment, and strict hygiene protocols to ensure smooth, effective, and long-lasting results while prioritizing your comfort.