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Endodontics

Root Canal Treatment: Save the Tooth, Eliminate the Pain

When infection or deep decay reaches the pulp of the tooth (the inner part containing the nerves and blood vessels), inflammation develops that can cause intense pain. Professional root canal treatment allows us to clean the infection, eliminate the pain and save your natural tooth from extraction.

How It Works — Treatment Steps

Deep Local Anesthesia

We place special emphasis on full, controlled anesthesia to ensure the treatment proceeds with maximum comfort and no pain.

Access & Cleaning

Creating a tiny opening at the top of the tooth, through which the infected or necrotic nerve tissue is removed.

Disinfection & Canal Shaping

Using flexible, precise instruments for thorough cleaning, irrigation and deep disinfection of the narrow root canals.

Permanent Sealing

Filling the disinfected root canals with a special sealing material that prevents bacteria from re-entering, and closing the tooth with a temporary filling.

Benefits of Treatment at Our Clinic

Save Your Natural Tooth

Preserving your original tooth is always the first preference before turning to extraction and artificial replacements.

Immediate Pain Relief

Eliminating the source of infection and inflammation brings an end to persistent pain.

Prevent Spread of Infection

Protecting the jawbone and adjacent teeth from developing an abscess.

What to Expect After Treatment?

Once the anesthesia wears off, the body begins its natural healing process around the root area. It is completely normal to experience sensitivity or mild pain when chewing for 3 to 7 days. This can be managed easily with regular pain relievers. In most cases, following a root canal it is recommended to proceed with a post-and-crown to protect the tooth from fracture.

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