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Root Canal Treatment – Save Your Natural Teeth
Root Canal Treatment is a dental procedure designed to treat infected or severely decayed teeth, relieving pain and preventing further damage. This treatment allows you to save your natural tooth instead of extraction, restoring both function and oral health.
Our expert dentists use modern technology and precise techniques to clean, disinfect, and seal the affected tooth. With proper care and attention, root canal treatment is safe, effective, and virtually painless, helping you maintain a healthy and confident smile.
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General Ask
Is a root canal treatment painful?
No, the procedure is usually painless due to local anesthesia and modern techniques. Most patients report relief from pain immediately after treatment.
How long does a root canal take?
A typical root canal may take 1–2 visits depending on the complexity of the infection and the tooth being treated.
How do I care for my tooth after a root canal?
Maintain good oral hygiene, avoid hard foods for a few days, and follow your dentist’s instructions. A crown may be recommended to protect the treated tooth for long-term durability.
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