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Get Rid of Tooth Pain Using Root Canal Treatment

Get Rid of Tooth Pain Using Root Canal Treatment

When You Might Need a Root Canal -

Persistent tooth pain: Ongoing toothache that worsens with pressure.

Sensitivity to hot and cold: Sharp pain when you eat or drink something hot or cold.

Swelling in gums: Gums are puffy, and there's a little bump that looks like a pimple.

Discolored or darkened tooth: Noticeable change in tooth color.

Deep cavity: Severe decay or injury to the tooth.

Root canal Process:

Step 1: Consultation and Examination

1. During your initial appointment, we will conduct a thorough consultation and examination to understand your specific dental concerns and assess the condition of the affected tooth.

2. We will listen to your symptoms and address any questions or fears you may have.

3. Our goal is to provide a comfortable and supportive environment, ensuring that you feel at ease throughout the process.

Step 2: Local Anesthesia

We'll numb the area around the tooth with local anesthesia so you won't feel any pain. Our skilled dental team will wield their gentle touch, making the injection feel like a tiny tickle and transforms you into a calm and relaxed patient.

Step 3: Access and Removing the Infected Pulp

We will carefully remove the infected or damaged pulp from the root canals within the tooth. This step is crucial in eliminating the source of your dental pain.

Step 3: Access and Removing the Infected Pulp

We will carefully remove the infected or damaged pulp from the root canals within the tooth. This step is crucial in eliminating the source of your dental pain.

Step 4: Cleaning and Disinfection

Once the infected pulp is removed, we will thoroughly clean and disinfect the root canals to eliminate any remaining bacteria or debris.

This meticulous cleaning process is essential for preventing reinfection and promoting optimal healing. It's like a spring-cleaning party for your root canal, and those bacteria won't know what hit them!

Step 4: Cleaning and Disinfection

Once the infected pulp is removed, we will thoroughly clean and disinfect the root canals to eliminate any remaining bacteria or debris.

This meticulous cleaning process is essential for preventing reinfection and promoting optimal healing. It's like a spring-cleaning party for your root canal, and those bacteria won't know what hit them!

Step 5: Filling the Canals and Restoring the Tooth

The cleaned canals will be filled with a safe material called gutta-percha. It seals the canals and prevents reinfection.

If needed, we may suggest a dental crown to restore the tooth's strength, appearance, and function. It will help you chew, speak, and smile confidently.

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Dr Sagar is like our family dentist, I have visited him many times for RCT, filling,etc. He makes patients feel comfortable and explains them in detail on what has happened and how to fix it. Most importantly he gives you an opinion which you can trust upon, unlike others where patients are treated as customers. In all I have been satisfied with my treatment.

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Dr. Shivani Patil is a friendly and caring dentist. She ensures comfort and answers all questions. During my root canal, her attentiveness and warmth put me at ease. Highly recommended!

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5/5

Dr Sagar is like our family dentist, I have visited him many times for RCT, filling,etc. He makes patients feel comfortable and explains them in detail on what has happened and how to fix it. Most importantly he gives you an opinion which you can trust upon, unlike others where patients are treated as customers. In all I have been satisfied with my treatment.

Hrishi Bhoir

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Address tooth pain early and save it from removal

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Meet Our Dentists

Dr. Sagar Patil

MDS (orthodontics & dentofacial orthopedics)

Dr. Shivani Patil

BDS (MUHS Nashik)

Frequently Asked Questions

A root canal is necessary when the pulp inside the tooth is infected or damaged. Fillings cannot address the infection in the root canal, so a root canal treatment is required to save the tooth.

The duration of a root canal procedure can vary depending on the complexity of the case. Generally, it takes one to two visits of about 60-90 minutes each.

In most cases, a root canal can be completed in one to two appointments. However, some complex cases may require additional visits.

The cost of a root canal treatment varies depending on factors like the tooth location and complexity of the case. It is generally more affordable than extracting the tooth and replacing it with a dental implant or bridge.

In many cases, a tooth that has undergone a root canal will need a crown to protect and strengthen it. We will evaluate the specific situation and recommend the appropriate restoration.

With proper oral care and regular dental check-ups, a tooth that has had a successful root canal treatment can last a lifetime.

Yes, you should be able to resume normal eating and drinking habits once the numbness wears off after the procedure. Avoid biting down on hard or sticky foods until the tooth is fully restored.

As local anesthesia is used, it is generally safe to drive yourself home after a root canal. However, if you received sedation or feel uncomfortable, it’s best to have someone accompany you.

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