Root Canal Therapy

Relieve pain and save your natural tooth with gentle root canal treatment.

Root canal therapy is a treatment used to save a tooth that has been infected due to decay, cracks, or trauma. It helps relieve pain and prevents the infection from spreading further.

What is Root Canal Therapy?

Removes Infection

Infected nerve tissue is removed to eliminate pain and infection.

Saves the Tooth

Helps preserve the natural tooth instead of extraction.

Prevents Spread

Stops infection from spreading to surrounding tissues.

When is Root Canal Therapy Needed?

Tooth infection
Dental abscess
Dental trauma
Irreversibly inflamed dental nerve (pulp)

Dental model with root canal demonstration

What Does the Treatment Involve?

Root canal treatment involves removing decayed tooth structure and accessing the root canal system to eliminate infected nerve tissues and debris.

The canals are then cleaned, disinfected, shaped, and filled with root filling material before being sealed with a restoration.

Aftercare & Restoration

After root canal therapy, back teeth often require a dental crown or onlay to protect the tooth from chewing forces.
In some cases, front teeth may require internal bleaching to improve appearance following treatment.