A root canal is a procedure where infected or damaged pulp inside a tooth is removed, the area is cleaned and disinfected, and the tooth is sealed to prevent further infection. With modern techniques and local anesthesia, the procedure is generally painless and provides relief from the pain caused by the infection.

Yes. A root canal is designed to preserve your natural tooth by removing the infection and restoring its function. In many cases, this procedure helps avoid the need for tooth extraction and maintains the natural alignment and function of your teeth.

After a root canal, your tooth may require further restoration for full functionality. Depending on the extent of damage, treatments like dental crowns, composite fillings, inlays, or onlays may be recommended to strengthen and protect the tooth.

Common signs of pulp infection include continuous pain, sensitivity to temperature, swelling, and bad breath or taste in the mouth. If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s important to schedule an evaluation with our endodontic team.

Yes. Endodontic treatments are highly effective and widely used to save natural teeth. When performed by trained specialists using proper techniques, these procedures have a high success rate and help maintain long-term oral health.