Careful, comfortable root canal treatment — with honest answers first.

When decay reaches the nerve inside a tooth, it hurts — badly. A root canal gently cleans out the inflamed nerve, seals the space, and saves the tooth. The pain goes; the tooth stays.
We usually don't rush a root canal into one sitting — two careful visits protect the tooth. A third, only when the tooth needs it.
Modern rotary instruments, digital X-rays before and after, and full numbing throughout.You see what we see on screen — before anything begins.
The tooth is numbed fully, cleaned gently, and dressed. The pain begins to settle.
The canal is sealed and the tooth built back — usually with a crown to keep it strong for years.
The tooth is numbed completely — most patients feel pressure, not pain. The relief afterwards is the whole point.
Usually two calm sittings. A third, only when the tooth needs it.
Usually, yes — a treated tooth becomes brittle, and a crown protects it for years to come.
Nerve pain rarely fades on its own. The earlier the tooth is seen, the more of it we can save.
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