Toothache or Tooth Pain

Root Canals Treatment in Zirakpur

Are you suffering from toothache?

Are you unable to sleep at night due to sharp pain in the tooth?

Are you suffering from sensitivity to cold, hot or sweet?

Do you see a swelling in or around the mouth?

Let us take you on the journey to put an end to the agony!

Visit the dentist immediately

  • The dentist will examine your condition in a thorough oral check-up and will advise the best treatment accordingly.
  • The dentist can advise a filling, root canal, or extraction.
  • In case you have been advised of the root canal, read ahead to understand what does it mean!

All treatments are done by specialists and we assure you of remarkable quality work

What is Root Canal Treatment?

  • Root canal treatment is a specific treatment that is performed to repair and retain a badly carious or infected tooth.
  • It is a common endodontic procedure performed by a specialist.
  • It helps in removing the pulp, which is the living part of the tooth that gets inflamed or infected. Cavities happen due to various reasons like improper oral hygiene, chipped tooth, neglected food lodgement, repeated fillings, or underlying gum disease.
  • The treatment helps in saving the natural tooth by properly cleaning and filling the tooth in question.

Root canals can be completed in single or multiple visits depending on the case.

Are you worried it is going to be painful?

Worry no more!

We assure you it will be a pleasant experience.

Our team of excellent dentists will make you feel comfortable.

The tooth will be properly anesthetized after which you will not feel any kind of discomfort or pain.

On the contrary, you will feel better after the treatment, as the tooth liable for the pain has been taken care of.

Why do I require the Root Canal treatment?

Root canal treatment is required if there are the following signs and symptoms:-

  • Pain – Any kind of pain is mostly indicative of irreversible damage which
    needs to be treated.

    • The pain can be mild or severe, and can even radiate to the ear or jaw.
    • Kindly report to the dentist as soon as possible.
  • Difficulty in chewing – Any discomfort during eating can also be indicative of a decayed tooth.
    • It can be highly uncomfortable to eat properly in such cases.
  • Swelling– Any kind of swelling, internal or external, can indicate an underlying infection.
    • You can also experience pus oozing out near the tooth.
    • It needs to be monitored by the dentist and treated accordingly.
  • Sensitivity – One can feel mild to severe sensitivity while eating hot, cold, or sweet.
      • Sensitivity that lingers needs to be reported.
      • It needs to be reported to the dentist to get the best treatment done according to the situation.
  • Discolored tooth – Any normal tooth is yellowish-white in normal appearance.
    • Any kind of darkening or graying of the tooth as compared to surrounded
      dentition indicates pulpal damage.
    • It indicates that the pulp of the tooth has died due to chronic inflammation or
      infection.
  • Chipped tooth – One can break a part of the tooth during eating any hard
    substance or during an accident.

    • This broken fragment can expose the pulp which can lead to sensitivity or pain.
    • One needs to visit the dentist to get it checked and restored.

Complications if left untreated

  • Tooth loss
  • Exaggerated infection
  • Jawbone can get damaged
Toothache or Tooth Pain

What exactly does it mean to get a root canal treatment?

Root canal treatment involves removing the pulp of the affected tooth, cleaning the roots followed by filling the sterilized and clean root canals.

Root Canals Treatment Process

RCT Procedure

There isn’t anything mysterious about the root canal. To help you understand what exactly happens during the treatment, here is a step by step description of the procedure

1. X-rays

  • Radiographs are taken to diagnose and formulate a treatment plan.

2. Anesthetic

  • At first, the tooth will be made numb with the help of an anesthetic. Be rest assured, the whole procedure will be set up in a sterile environment.

3. Removing the pulp

  • Following that, the alive part of the tooth will be removed by the dentist making a passage in the tooth.

4. Cleaning

  • Now the cavity will be cleaned and irrigated. The canals i.e. roots of the tooth will be made ready for the filling by shaping them with the help of instruments.

5. Temporary filling

  • You will be provided with a temporary filling until the next visit.

6. Final restoration

  • On the subsequent visit, the procedure will be completed by sealing the root canals with a specific material. The tooth will also be given a permanent restoration.

Follow up after RCT

You would need to visit the dentist as recommended.

Your dentist would decide if you need a crown after treatment or not.

  • Crowns are artificial tooth-colored caps that are placed for a natural appearance.
    • Crowns also help you to eat normally and strengthen the treated tooth.

If required, the dentist will take your crown measurements after they will deliver the same in the next visit.

Post Treatment Care

Root canals are a routine and normal procedure.

  • You can go back to your normal life after it is completed.
  • You can start to eat and drink just fine.
  • Take care of oral hygiene.
Alternative to root canal treatment

Alternatives to Root Canal Treatment

It is for a dentist to see and recommend what treatment suits you the best.

If the tooth is badly broken or infected, the dentist will recommend you to get it extracted.

If a root canal is advised, it will help you save the natural tooth, which anyways is the best possible option.

Otherwise, you would have to plan an extraction and get an implant or other rehabilitation done post the removal of the tooth.

Why should you save your tooth?

  • Helps in normal chewing
  • Natural tooth is maintained
  • Gives the normal appearance
  • Maintains the alignment of teeth

Tips & tricks to maintain oral hygiene

  • Brush your teeth twice a day
  • Floss your teeth every day
  • Reduce the consumption of sugary and sticky foods as well as drinks
  • Visit your dentist regularly