Infection Control and Tooth Preservation
Root canal treatment (endodontic therapy) is a straightforward and proven dental procedure to relieve the pain caused by an infected or abscessed tooth. The method is necessary when oral bacteria have invaded the pulp inside the tooth. This usually happens when a dental cavity is left untreated for a long time and if the tooth is cracked or damaged due to trauma.
Removing the damaged pulp and thoroughly cleaning the root canals prevents the spread of infection to surrounding tissues. Once sealed and restored, the treated tooth regains strength, function, and long-term stability.

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01. Non-Surgical Root Canal Treatment
A standard approach to remove infected pulp, clean the canals, and seal the tooth to restore function.
02. Root Canal Retreatment
Performed when a previously treated tooth becomes reinfected or does not heal as expected.
03. Apicoectomy
A minor surgical intervention that removes the infected tip of the tooth root when conventional care is not sufficient.
04. Endodontic Microsurgery
A precision-based surgical approach is used for complex root canal cases requiring advanced care.
05. Pulpotomy and Pulpectomy
Partial or complete pulp removal is commonly used for early infections or paediatric cases.
07. GentleWave Root Canal Technique
An advanced cleaning method that reaches complex canal systems for deeper disinfection.
08. WaterLase System from Biolase
Laser-assisted technology is used to clean and disinfect root canals with minimal discomfort.
No, they are not. Endodontic therapy's first goal is to relieve the pain experienced due to the infection inside the tooth. Although there is a big misconception that root canals are painful, they are always done under local anaesthesia and are painless. You will only have slight numbness for 24-48 hours until the anaesthesia wears off.
The root canal treatment can generally be done in one visit and should not take more than two hours. However, if your condition is severe, you might need at least two visits to complete the treatment.
Leaving your decayed tooth untreated because it doesn’t hurt can make matters worse. It will spread the decay from one tooth to another, causing severe pain and eventually wanting to perform a root canal on more than one tooth. In addition, this will cost you more money than if you had taken care of it much earlier.
With advanced dental technologies, root canal treatment has evolved dramatically over the years. This treatment now boasts a success rate of 95% when performed by an experienced endodontist.
The cost of root canal treatment varies according to different conditions. A properly performed root canal treatment can ensure the repaired tooth lasts for a lifetime without any additional dental work required.
You have to keep your teeth decay-free by brushing and flossing every day. Eat a healthy diet low in sugar and avoid acidic beverages like soda. Follow up with professional dental cleanings and examinations every six months.
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