Painless Root Canals
Root Canal Treatment: Modern, Painless, and Relaxing
Infections and decayed teeth can be saved through a root canal procedure. Discover how this treatment can restore your oral health and alleviate any concerns about pain.
Curious about
Painless Root Canals
No More Pain
Leave behind old misconceptions and embrace the truth: root canal treatments are painless. Our experienced dentists ensure complete numbness, guaranteeing a comfortable experience throughout the procedure.
Recognising Infection Symptoms
Prompt identification allows for timely intervention and effective treatment. Here are some of the symptoms:
- Spontaneous pain or throbbing when biting.
- Increased tooth sensitivity.
- Decay or injury that has created infection in the bone.
- Loose tooth
Our Approach
A Unique Solution for Patient Comfort
Unlike traditional methods, our patients are offered a VR headset for a truly immersive experience. Enjoy your favourite movies and embrace relaxation throughout the treatment.
For those seeking additional tranquillity, choose to be gently put to sleep throughout the procedure.
Partial Dentures
For those with one or more missing teeth, partial dentures come to the rescue. This exceptional dental solution features a top-notch plastic, nylon, or metal plate adorned with false teeth that blend seamlessly with your natural set.
Cleverly designed metal clasps ensure a secure fit, easily attaching to your existing teeth. Plus, the beauty of partial dentures lies in their simplicity – effortlessly unclipped and removable whenever needed.
Stage 3:
The agreed-upon procedure is carried out, aimed to be finished in 7 days.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sittings do you require for a root canal?
Dr Riddhi accomplishes flawless results in a single sitting for 99% of the cases. However, additional sessions may be required in rare cases that demand extra attention may be required.
Do I compulsorily need a cap after my root canal?
The crown or cap is usually necessary post the root canal treatment. The cap ensures the tooth is fortified and safeguarded against external damage.
What happens If you delay root canal treatment?
A lot can go wrong if you delay your root canal treatment:
- Ignoring your decayed tooth will not mean it can heal independently. It needs immediate treatment to avoid the infection passing through your mouth and eventually the whole body.
- Prolonging the decayed state of the tooth can lead to losing your natural tooth through extraction.
- Severe inflammation from an untreated decaying tooth enters the bloodstream and can cause bodily harm like a stroke, heart attack or sepsis.
Is pulling a tooth a better option than having Root Canal Treatment?
Choosing tooth extraction over root canal treatment may seem easier and cheaper, but it could lead to long-term problems. Here’s why it’s important to consider:
- Shifting teeth: When a tooth is removed, neighbouring teeth may start moving, causing potential issues.
- Chewing and aesthetic concerns: Changes in alignment can affect your ability to chew comfortably and impact your smile.
- Oral hygiene challenges: Misaligned teeth can create spaces that trap food and make cleaning difficult, which paves the way for tooth decay and gum disease.
- Restorative procedures: Extracting a tooth means you’ll need an implant or bridge to restore function and prevent nearby teeth from shifting. These treatments are often costlier than root canal therapy and a crown.
