• When the pulp is diseased or injured and unable to repair itself, the pulp dies. The most common cause of pulp death is tooth fracture, trauma or a deep cavity that exposes the pulp to saliva.
• The bacteria found in saliva cause infection inside the tooth. Pus can build up at the root tip, forming an abscess than can destroy the supporting bone that surrounds the tooth. Pain and swelling may accompany the infection.
• Even in the absence of pain, certain by products of a diseased pulp can injure the bone that anchors your tooth in the jaw.

• This procedure is usually done under local anesthesia, so that you will be more comfortable during treatment.
•  Treatment usually requires from one to three appointments.During these appointments, we removes the diseased pulp.
• An opening is made in the crown of the tooth to reach the pulp chamber. The pulp chamber and root canal(s) of the tooth are cleaned, shaped, filled, and sealed to prevent recontamination of the root canal system.
• In the final step, a metal or porcelain crown is placed over the tooth to restore structure, function and appearance.

Why Root Canal Treatment at DDCRC?

• We follow the most widely concept of  1 Sitting Root Canal Treatment. We had undergone training & following this concept for last 8+ years.
• We use the latest & proven Rotary Endo System to ease the pressure you may feel during the treatment.
• Before filling the canals, we ensure that it is free from any debris up to the tip of  all canals.
• We strive to Complete the procedure in less than Half an Hour,, Saving your precious Time and repeat Visits to a Clinic.