What is Root Canal Treatment?
When the soft tissue (pulp) inside a tooth becomes infected or inflamed — usually from deep decay or injury — a root canal removes the damaged tissue, cleans the space, and seals the tooth so it can keep functioning normally.
A common myth is that root canals are painful. In reality, modern technique and anaesthesia make the procedure at Dubey Dental Clinic comparable to getting a regular filling, and it relieves pain rather than causing it.
Signs You May Need This Treatment
- Severe or lingering tooth pain, especially while chewing
- Sensitivity to hot or cold that lingers after the stimulus is gone
- Swelling or tenderness in the gums near a tooth
- Darkening or discolouration of a single tooth
- A recurring pimple-like bump on the gums
Our Treatment Process
1
Diagnosis with X-rayIdentifying the extent of infection and the shape of the root canals.
2
Local AnaesthesiaNumbing the area completely so the procedure is comfortable.
3
Removing Infected PulpCarefully clearing out the infected or damaged tissue.
4
Cleaning & Shaping the CanalDisinfecting the canal thoroughly to prevent re-infection.
5
Filling & SealingFilling the cleaned canal and sealing it to keep bacteria out.
6
Crown PlacementA crown is often added afterwards to protect and strengthen the tooth.
Benefits
- Relieves pain caused by infection or inflammation
- Saves your natural tooth instead of extracting it
- Prevents infection from spreading to nearby teeth or bone
- High success rate with modern technique and equipment
Ready to get started?
Book your appointment at Dubey Dental Clinic today.