Careful, comfortable root canal treatment — with honest answers first.

When decay reaches the nerve inside a tooth, it hurts — badly. A root canal gently cleans out the inflamed nerve, seals the space, and saves the tooth. The pain goes; the tooth stays.
We usually don't rush a root canal into one sitting — two careful visits protect the tooth. A third, only when the tooth needs it.
Modern rotary instruments, digital X-rays before and after, and full numbing throughout.You see what we see on screen — before anything begins.
The tooth is numbed fully, cleaned gently, and dressed. The pain begins to settle.
The canal is sealed and the tooth built back — a third sitting only when the tooth needs it.
A treated tooth is brittle, so a crown follows to protect it — its own stage, planned over at least two more sittings.
Root canal treatment is done under local anaesthesia, so the chances of pain are low. The relief afterwards is the whole point.
Usually two calm sittings. A third, only when the tooth needs it.
Usually, yes — a treated tooth becomes brittle, and a crown protects it for years to come. The crown is its own stage, planned over at least two more sittings.
Nerve pain rarely fades on its own. The earlier the tooth is seen, the more of it we can save.
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