Root Canal Treatment

Painless Solutions to Save Your Natural Teeth

At Dental Strings, we understand that the phrase “Root Canal” often causes anxiety. However, with modern technology and our gentle approach, we have transformed this procedure into a painless, comfortable experience designed to save your natural tooth rather than extracting it.

What is a Root Canal?

Inside every tooth is a soft tissue called pulp, containing nerves and blood vessels. When a tooth is cracked or has a deep cavity, bacteria can infect this pulp, causing severe pain, sensitivity, or swelling.

• The Goal: Root Canal Treatment (RCT) removes the infection, relieves pain immediately, and preserves your natural tooth structure.

Why Choose RCT at Dental Strings?

1. Virtually Pain-Free Experience We prioritize your comfort. Using advanced local anesthesia techniques, we ensure the area is completely numb before we begin. Most patients report that the procedure feels no different than getting a regular filling.

2. Advanced Technology We do not rely on guesswork. We utilize state-of-the-art equipment for 100% precision:

• Digital RVG X-rays: Low-radiation imaging for instant, high-definition views of the tooth roots.

• Apex Locators: Electronic devices that measure the exact length of the root canal, ensuring the infection is removed completely to the very tip.

• Rotary Endodontics: Specialized electric instruments that clean the canals faster and more quietly than traditional manual files.

3. Single-Visit Treatment We value your time. While complex cases may require more visits, our advanced technology allows us to complete the majority of Root Canal Treatments in just one single visit, saving you multiple trips to the clinic.

The Procedure: Step-by-Step

1. Diagnosis: We assess the tooth using digital X-rays to determine the extent of the infection.

2. Cleaning: After numbing the tooth, we gently remove the infected pulp and clean the canals using rotary instruments.

3. Filling: The cleaned canals are sealed with a biocompatible material to prevent reinfection.

4. Restoration (The Crown): After the RCT, the tooth can become brittle. We reinforce it with a durable Zirconia or Ceramic Crown (Cap) to restore its full strength and function for biting and chewing.