Root Canal

A root canal is a dental procedure used to treat and save a damaged or infected tooth.

Root canal treatment allows for preservation of natural tooth, avoiding the need of extraction. It alleviates severe tooth pain and eliminates infection, preventing its spread. After treatment, the tooth can function normally and it can be restored with dental crowns improving its appearance

It involves administering local anaesthetic to ensure there is no pain or discomfort whilst having the treatment. An access cavity is made to access the root canal system which is cleaned meticulously to remove all the infection and soft tissues in the root canal. The canal is then sealed and filled and a permanent restoration is provided.