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Root Canal Treatment (RCT)

A root canal saves an infected or severely decayed tooth by removing the infected nerve/pulp inside, cleaning the root from bacteria, and sealing it so pain and infection don’t return. Instead of extracting the tooth, RCT lets you keep it — pain-free.

✓Stops severe tooth pain and sensitivity

✓Removes deep infection inside the tooth

✓Prevents swelling, abscess and spread of bacteria

✓Helps you avoid tooth removal

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Relief From Tooth Pain

Root canal therapy cleans infection from inside the tooth so you can chew comfortably again.

✔Benefits

Why Root Canal Treatment Is Important

A tooth infection doesn’t just hurt — it can spread to gums, jawbone and even your face. RCT removes that infection, heals the tooth from inside and protects it long-term.

✔Immediate relief from throbbing pain and sensitivity

✔Stops infection from spreading further

✔Lets you keep your natural tooth instead of extracting it

✔Restores chewing comfort so you can eat normally again

✔Reduces swelling, pus formation and facial discomfort

✔After crown placement, the tooth looks and functions like normal

✔Who Needs RCT?

When Do You Need a Root Canal?

You may need RCT if the nerve inside the tooth is infected or damaged. Common signs include constant pain, swelling, or a tooth that hurts to touch or bite.

✔Severe toothache, especially at night or while chewing

✔Sharp sensitivity to hot / cold that lingers

✔Swelling or pus (abscess) near the tooth or gums

✔Darkening / discoloration of the tooth after trauma

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Don’t Ignore Tooth Pain

Infection inside a tooth does not heal on its own — early RCT prevents bigger problems.

⚙️Procedure & Aftercare

How Root Canal Treatment Works

Modern RCT is comfortable and highly precise. The goal is to clean the inside of the tooth, remove bacteria, and seal it so infection can’t return.

1Numbing : Local anesthesia keeps you comfortable.

2Cleaning : Infected pulp and bacteria are removed.

3Disinfection : Canals are shaped and disinfected to kill remaining germs.

4Filling : The canals are sealed with a biocompatible filling material.

5Crown : A protective crown strengthens the treated tooth.

Aftercare Tips

✔Take prescribed antibiotics or pain relief as advised

✔Chew on the other side until the final crown is placed

✔Maintain brushing & flossing to keep gums healthy

✔Do not skip the final crown — it prevents fracture