A procedure that removes infected or damaged pulp inside a tooth, relieving pain and preserving the natural tooth structure.
Infected pulp is removed from inside the tooth, the canals are cleaned and sealed, and the tooth is restored for long-term function.
Eliminates infection, relieves pain, and saves the natural tooth from extraction.

Root Canal Treatment

A procedure that treats infection inside the tooth to prevent extraction.

Patients with tooth infection, deep decay, or persistent tooth pain who want to save their natural tooth.
The tooth is numbed, infected tissue is removed, and the tooth is sealed. Most patients report relief and minimal post-treatment discomfort.
Most root canals are completed in one to two visits, depending on tooth complexity.
A crown is often needed afterward to protect the treated tooth.
Mild soreness is normal for a few days. Avoid chewing on the tooth until fully restored.