Painless Single
Sitting RCT
Root canal treatment is the process of
going inside the pulp space and removing
the infected and dead tissue. Then the space is disinfected and sealed with ...
High-Quality Endodontic Treatment
In order to save the tooth, Root Canal Treatment (RCT) or endodontic treatment involves the removal of inflamed or diseased pulp from inside the tooth.
The inflammation or infection can be caused by a number of factors, including:
1. Deep decay
2. Repeated dental procedures on the tooth
3. Faulty crowns
4. A crack or chip in the tooth.
Furthermore, trauma to a tooth can cause pulp damage even if there are no visible chips or cracks. Untreated pulp inflammation or infection can cause pain or lead to an abscess.
At Dr. Batra’s Dental, our team will help minimize your risk of tooth decay, disease, and damage. But life happens, and sometimes a root canal just can’t be avoided.
When root canal treatment is the best recommendation for you, we ensure your visit is comfortable and stress free.
What To Expect
3D Imaging & Diagnosis
Modern tech allows us to understand the anatomy of your tooth to treat it correctly.
Remove the Infection
We’ll remove decay, clean
and disinfect your canal
system, and seal
the canal.
Restoring the Tooth
We’ll design a custom crown to cover and protect the tooth, restoring beauty and function.
Frequently Asked Questions
Root canal treatment addresses the issue of decay that has spread to the nerve of your tooth and caused an infection. Left untreated, you’ll eventually lose the tooth. A root canal procedure involves removing the nerve and then carefully cleaning and sealing the canal. The final step of your root canal is usually a dental crown.
A root canal isn’t particularly different from a big filling. Your mouth will be numb throughout the procedure. You won’t feel pain but may feel a bit of pressure. We’ll provide individualized aftercare instructions to help you recover easily.
Root canal treatments take anywhere from 30 minutes to 90 minutes, depending on the condition of your tooth. Your treatment may also be split into 2 appointments, depending on your situation.
