Root Canal Treatment
Save your natural tooth and relieve persistent pain with precise, comfortable root canal treatment that restores function and protects your oral health.

Treatment Overview
What is Root Canal Treatment?
At Dwiti Speciality Dental Clinic, we perform root canal treatment (RCT) to save teeth affected by deep decay, infection, or injury. Using modern techniques and advanced equipment, we gently remove the infected pulp, thoroughly clean and disinfect the root canals, and seal the tooth to help prevent reinfection. A dental crown is often recommended afterward to restore the tooth's strength, function, and appearance.
Common Signs & Symptoms
Who Can Benefit?
Treatment Procedure
Simple, clear, and carefully guided
Consultation & Examination
Digital X-rays or other diagnostic tests, if required
Diagnosis and treatment planning
Treatment by the dental specialist
Follow-up care and maintenance guidance
Benefits
How this treatment helps
Preserves natural teeth
Restores chewing function
Prevents infection from spreading
Supports long-term oral health
Recovery & Aftercare
What to expect after treatment
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about Root Canal Treatment
Is root canal treatment painful?
Local anaesthesia is used to keep treatment comfortable. The infection itself often causes the severe pain, and treatment is intended to remove that source of pain. Mild tenderness for a few days afterward can be normal.
How many visits does root canal treatment require?
The number of visits depends on the tooth, the extent of infection, canal anatomy, and whether additional disinfection is needed. The dentist will explain the expected schedule after assessment.
Will I need a crown after root canal treatment?
A crown is often recommended when a tooth has lost significant structure or carries heavy chewing forces, particularly for back teeth. The final restoration is selected according to the remaining tooth and fracture risk.
Can I chew normally after the procedure?
Avoid chewing hard foods on the treated tooth until the final restoration or crown is placed. Normal function can usually resume after the tooth has been permanently restored and reviewed.
How long can a root canal-treated tooth last?
With a sound final restoration, good oral hygiene, and regular reviews, a root canal-treated tooth can remain functional for many years. Longevity varies with tooth structure, gum health, bite forces, and maintenance.
Why Choose Dwiti?
Care designed around your comfort and confidence
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