Overview
Root Canal Treatment removes infected pulp from inside a tooth, disinfects the canals and seals them — relieving pain and saving a tooth that would otherwise need extraction. Modern RCT is comfortable and predictable.
A crown is usually placed afterward for strength.
Key Benefits
Saves a natural tooth
Relieves severe tooth pain
Comfortable, modern technique
Long-lasting with a crown
What to Expect
1
Diagnosis
Infection confirmed with X-ray.
2
Cleaning
Infected pulp removed & canals disinfected.
3
Sealing
Canals filled & sealed.
4
Crown
Tooth restored with a crown.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is RCT painful?
No — it relieves pain and is done under anaesthesia.
Do I need a crown after?
Usually yes, to protect the tooth.
How many visits?
Often 1–2.