Painless Root Canal in Sharjah
Save your natural tooth · Modern painless technique · Specialist endodontists · Al Nahda, Sharjah
Signs You May Need a Root Canal
Persistent, throbbing pain that gets worse when biting or applying pressure is a key sign of pulp infection needing root canal therapy.
Lingering pain after eating hot or cold foods — lasting more than a few seconds — may indicate inflamed or infected dental pulp.
Tooth discolouration (grey or dark yellow) can signal internal tissue breakdown, a sign the pulp is dying or dead inside.
A pimple-like bump on the gum (fistula) or facial swelling around the tooth may indicate an abscess requiring urgent root canal treatment.
When a cavity or crack has progressed deep into the tooth and reached the pulp chamber, root canal treatment is the only way to save the tooth.
A fracture that extends into the root of the tooth can expose the pulp to bacteria, leading to infection that requires root canal therapy.
Your Root Canal Treatment in 4 Steps
Our dentist takes a digital X-ray to assess the infection and determine the number of canals. Local anaesthesia is administered so you feel nothing.
A small opening is made in the crown of the tooth. The infected pulp is carefully removed using precision instruments under complete numbing.
The root canals are thoroughly cleaned, disinfected and shaped to receive the filling material. Antimicrobial irrigants eliminate all bacteria.
The canals are filled with biocompatible gutta-percha. A crown is placed on top to restore full strength and appearance to your natural tooth.