Painless • Safe • Tooth-Saving — modern endodontics for a healthier smile.
Root Canal Treatment saves a tooth that is infected or causing severe pain by cleaning, disinfecting, and sealing the nerve canals instead of removing the tooth — restoring function and eliminating pain.
Pain while chewing, biting or at rest can indicate nerve infection.
Pus, gum swelling, or facial swelling are signs of a serious infection.
Long-lasting sensitivity often indicates damaged pulp (nerve).
Fractures or deep decay that expose the nerve usually require RCT.
We take X-rays to locate infection and plan treatment.
Advanced numbing techniques ensure a comfortable procedure.
Infected material is removed and canals are shaped with rotary instruments.
Canals are filled with biocompatible material and sealed.
A crown is placed to restore strength and protect the tooth.
No — with modern techniques RCT is usually comfortable and pain-free.
Often completed in a single sitting (30–45 minutes), depending on complexity.
Yes — a crown protects the tooth from fracture after RCT and restores function.