Best Dental Care in Vadodara

  • Welcome To Nirvedana Dental

Gold Standard Sterilization Protocol

Painfree Dental Care

0 Waiting Tme..

Menu

Call Us

+91-9265762122

Book Appointment
Menu

Overview of Root Canal Treatment

At The Nirvedana Dental , our experienced endodontists are specialized to perform single-visit root canal treatments in just no time using advanced endodontics technologies incorporating the latest rotatory equipment, apex locators, surgical operating microscope, digital radiography, and lasers. To ensure 100% clinical success, patients are thoroughly examined and educated about the clinical situation and accordingly advised for the best-suited treatment.

What is Root Canal Treatment?

It is designed to eliminate bacteria from the infected root canal, prevent reinfection of the tooth and save the natural tooth. During an RCT treatment procedure, the inflamed or infected pulp is removed, and the inside of the tooth is thoroughly cleaned and disinfected, then filled with a rubber-like material and sealed. Sometimes crowns/caps are also placed.

  • Removal of inflamed or infected Tooth Material.
  • Cleaning and disinfection.
  • Fill and seal with an inert material.
  • Restoration and crown/cap.

Talk to an Endodontist

Root Canal Treatment is a multi-step procedure and requires multiple sittings.

    Root Canal Treatment Price in India

    The Root Canal cost depends on the location and health of the affected tooth. If the infection in your tooth is not treated, it might spread to adjacent teeth and gums or even travel to other parts of your body, which will become more expensive.

    At Nirvedana Dental, our commitment is to provide dental care that’s both safe and affordable. Regarding dental issues, RCT or Root Canal Treatment cost can be a significant concern for many. Considering this concern, our RCT treatments, led by experienced Endodontists, start at a reasonable price of Rs. 5,790. Our Re-Root Canal treatment price starts at Rs. 10,690.

    Nirvedana Dental also offers payment plans and EMIs on specific treatments along with offers.

    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    Root Canal Treatment is a procedure to repair and save a badly damaged or infected tooth instead of removing it. The term Root Canal comes from cleaning of the canal inside the tooths root so that you are relieved of the severe pain. The procedure involves removing the damaged/infected area of the tooth, known as the pulp which consists of nerves and blood vessels, cleaning and disinfecting it, then filling and sealing it by an artificial inert filling material.

    Most of the root canal treated teeth survive for 8 to 10 years. Having a crown fitted to the tooth after Root Canal Treatment is important for improving tooth survival rates. If you keep your teeth clean, your treated tooth should survive for a long time.

    When a person is told that he/she needs a Root Canal treatment (RCT), the person usually thinks of pain. However, the pain felt is caused by an infection in the tooth and is not caused by the Root canal treatment. RCT in fact is done to eliminate the pain and the procedure itself is painless. Moreover, our specialised Endodontists administer local anaesthesia after applying topical anaesthesia with utmost care to reduce patients anxiety and provide pain-free RCT. We use most modern equipment to ensure you enjoy a comfortable treatment.

    Signs of needing a Root Canal include severe tooth pain, sensitivity to hot or cold, swelling, and tenderness in the surrounding gums.

    Keep your teeth free of decay by brushing and flossing each day. Follow healthy diet, low in sugar and stay away from strong acidic drinks. Visit your dentist regularly for check-ups and minor decay-preventive/corrective procedures. In case youre playing sport games, consider requesting a specially designed mouthguard to shield your teeth from damage.

    During a Root Canal, you will typically not feel pain as the area is numbed with local anesthesia. After the procedure, some discomfort is possible, but it can be managed with over-the-counter or prescribed pain medication.

    • Infected Tooth
    • The Opening made in the Tooth
    • Infected Tissue Removed Canals Cleaned
    • Canal filled with a Permanent Material
    • Opening sealed with filling, in some cases, a post is inserted as extra support
    • A new crown cemented onto the rebuilt tooth