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Root Canal Treatment
Save a painful or infected tooth.
What it is
A root canal cleans infection from inside a tooth, seals it and saves it from extraction. With modern tools and local anesthesia, it feels much like getting a filling.
Is it right for you?
- You have a toothache or sensitivity that lingers
- An X-ray shows infection at the root
- You want to keep your natural tooth
Root Canal Treatment
How it works
- 1
Before you fly
Send an X-ray if you have one and tell us what you feel.
- 2
Day 1
X-ray, diagnosis and a clear explanation of your options.
- 3
Days 1 to 2
The canals are cleaned, disinfected and sealed.
- 4
Days 2 to 3
A filling or crown protects the treated tooth.
Root Canal Treatment
Why patients choose it
Keeps your own tooth
No gap, no implant needed.
Relieves the pain
The infection is removed at its source.
Protected for years
Sealed and covered with a filling or crown.
FAQ
Questions about Root Canal Treatment
The tooth is fully numbed. Most patients say it feels like a long filling.
Back teeth usually do, because a treated tooth can become brittle. Your dentist tells you in your plan.
Often yes. Some teeth need two sessions, which fits easily into a short stay.
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