Root Canal Treatment in Ravet, Pune

What Is Root Canal Treatment?

Root canal treatment removes infected or inflamed tissue from inside a tooth, then cleans, shapes and seals the space to help preserve the tooth.

It can relieve pain and protect a damaged tooth when the inner pulp is affected. Treatment may be completed in one or more visits, depending on the case.

When Might You Need Root Canal Treatment?

You may need an assessment if you notice any of these signs:

A clear, carefully planned process

Your Root Canal Treatment Process

Assessment

Understand the Problem

Your tooth is examined to understand the symptoms, condition and whether root canal treatment is appropriate.

Treatment Planning

Plan the Right Approach

The findings are discussed with you, including the expected visits and whether microscopy or other imaging is indicated.

Cleaning the Canals

Clean the Root Canals

The affected tissue is removed and the root canals are carefully cleaned and shaped.

Sealing the Tooth

Seal the Canals

The cleaned canals are sealed to help prevent further contamination and the tooth is prepared for restoration.

Final Restoration

Restore the Tooth

The tooth is restored as advised, with follow-up planned according to your case and dental needs.

Benefits of Root Canal Treatment

The aim is to treat the source of infection or inflammation while preserving the natural tooth whenever it can reasonably be saved.

Preserve Your Natural Tooth

Root canal treatment can help retain a tooth that might otherwise need to be removed.

Relieve Tooth Pain

Treating the affected pulp can address the source of pain and sensitivity.

Restore Normal Function

Once the tooth is restored, it can return to everyday biting and chewing.

Protect Surrounding Teeth

Keeping a natural tooth can help maintain the surrounding dental structure.

Support Long-Term Oral Health

Timely treatment can help prevent an untreated tooth problem from progressing.

Address Difficult Cases

Specialist endodontic care can include retreatment and assessment of more complex root canal cases.

Recovery & Aftercare

Some tenderness or sensitivity may occur after treatment, particularly when the tooth has been inflamed. This usually settles as the area heals.

Follow the instructions given after your procedure and avoid chewing hard foods on the treated tooth until it has been restored as advised. Keep the area clean and attend recommended follow-ups. If pain, swelling or other symptoms persist or worsen, contact your dentist.

Good restoration and regular dental care help maintain the treated tooth over time. Follow-up will depend on the tooth and its condition.

Why Choose Aurea Advanced Dentistry?

Root canal care is led by Dr. Kavita Rudagi, an MDS specialist in Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics and Diplomate of the Indian Board of Endodontics.

Specialist Endodontic Care

Dr. Kavita Rudagi's specialist training is directly focused on conservative dentistry and endodontics, including root canal treatment.

Careful Case Assessment

Treatment is planned around the condition of the tooth, with attention to whether it can be preserved and what approach it needs.

Microscope-Assisted Treatment

Operating microscopes are reported among the clinic's clinical capabilities and may be used when appropriate for the case.

Single or Multiple Visits

Root canal treatment may be planned as a single-visit or multi-visit procedure depending on the tooth and its clinical needs.

FAQs

Is root canal treatment painful?

Modern root canal treatment is performed with local anaesthesia. You may feel pressure during treatment, and some tenderness can occur afterwards.
Some cases can be completed in a single visit, while others need multiple visits. The decision depends on the tooth, infection and treatment findings.
A clinical examination is needed to determine whether the tooth can be treated and restored. Your dentist will discuss alternatives if RCT is not appropriate.
The tooth may feel tender for a short time. It should be restored as advised, and you should follow the recommended aftercare and review schedule.
Some previously treated teeth can undergo endodontic retreatment. Suitability depends on the cause of the problem, the tooth’s condition and its restorability.