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  • Root canal treatment saves a tooth that’s deeply infected or damaged. We gently remove the infection, clean the canal, and seal it, relieving pain and preserving your natural tooth so you can avoid extraction or replacement.

  • In root canal treatment, we numb the area, remove the infected pulp from inside the tooth, disinfect the canals, and seal them. A crown is placed after healing to protect and restore the tooth’s strength and appearance.

  • We save damaged teeth with precise root canal care that eliminates infection and pain. You’ll be fully numbed, supported throughout, and leave with your natural tooth intact and protected for long-term comfort and function.

Root Canal Treatment

Save your natural tooth with expert root canal.

  • Root canal treatment is recommended for patients with deep cavities, infection, or pain when biting. It’s ideal for those wanting to save a natural tooth that’s badly decayed or injured, rather than opting for extraction or replacement.

  • Root canal treatment is surprisingly comfortable. After numbing, we clean the infection from inside your tooth and seal it. The process usually takes one visit. Most patients feel immediate relief and return to normal activities the same or next day, with a follow-up crown for protection.

  • A root canal typically takes 60–90 minutes for a single-root tooth. Molars may require two visits. Most procedures are completed in one appointment, followed by a crown placement later to protect the tooth and restore full function.

  • After a root canal, mild soreness is normal for a few days. You’ll likely need a crown to protect the tooth. Avoid chewing on the area until it’s fully restored, and be sure to follow all post-care instructions.

  • Following a root canal, you may have soreness or sensitivity for a few days. Avoid chewing on the treated side until a crown is placed. Over-the-counter pain relief helps, and your follow-up appointment ensures full restoration of the tooth.

Frequently Asked Questions

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