Root Canal Treatment – Permanent Relief and Tooth Protection
Eliminate severe tooth pain with advanced root canal treatment, designed to remove infections, clean the root canal, and protect the tooth using modern techniques for long-lasting comfort.
Package Description
Root canal treatment is a dental procedure performed when the tooth’s nerve becomes inflamed or damaged due to deep decay, fractures, or repeated infections. The procedure involves removing the infected nerve, cleaning and disinfecting the root canal, and sealing it with special medical materials to prevent reinfection. In some cases, a dental crown may be placed to restore the tooth’s strength and appearance. This treatment helps preserve natural teeth for as long as possible, preventing tooth extraction and maintaining oral health.
Why to book this package
Relieves pain caused by nerve infections and prevents further tooth damage Preserves the natural tooth and avoids the need for extraction Uses modern techniques for efficient and thorough root canal cleaning Ensures long-term comfort with restored tooth function and appearance An effective solution for deep cavities and cracks affecting the nerve
Preparation needed for this service
Eat a light meal before the appointment unless advised otherwise Inform the dentist of any chronic conditions such as diabetes or blood-thinning medications Avoid smoking before the session to promote faster healing after treatment Follow post-treatment care instructions to maintain results and prevent reinfection
How many sessions does a root canal take
The treatment usually takes one to two sessions, but severe cases may require an additional visit
Is a root canal painful
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, making it painless, though slight discomfort may occur afterward, usually resolving within a day or two
Can I eat after a root canal
It is recommended to avoid chewing on the treated tooth until the final crown is placed for added protection
Can pain return after a root canal
In most cases, the pain disappears completely, though mild post-procedure discomfort may occur due to temporary inflammation
Is a dental crown necessary after a root canal
In some cases, especially when the tooth is fractured or weakened, a crown is placed to protect it from future damage
