Step 1: Diagnosis & X-Ray Examination
The dentist begins with a detailed examination and digital X-rays to assess the level of infection. This helps in planning the treatment accurately and identifying the affected root canals.
A root canal treatment becomes necessary when the inner soft tissue of the tooth (the dental pulp) gets infected or inflamed. This usually happens due to deep decay, repeated dental procedures, cracks, chips, or trauma to the tooth. If left untreated, the infection can spread further, leading to severe pain, swelling, and even tooth loss.
Root canal therapy helps remove the infected pulp, clean the tooth from inside, and seal it to prevent future infection—allowing you to save your natural tooth instead of extracting it.
At Synergy Dental Care, we ensure a painless, precise, and highly comfortable Root Canal experience by using advanced technologies and proven dental protocols.
Our Root Canal process is performed with expert precision to ensure a painless and safe treatment experience.
The dentist begins with a detailed examination and digital X-rays to assess the level of infection. This helps in planning the treatment accurately and identifying the affected root canals.
After numbing the tooth, the infected pulp is removed. The inner canals are cleaned and shaped using advanced rotary tools to ensure complete removal of bacteria and infected tissues.
Once cleaned, the canals are filled with a biocompatible material called Gutta-Percha. This seals the canals tightly and prevents bacteria from entering again, ensuring long-term protection.
Finally, a dental crown is placed over the treated tooth to restore its original strength, shape, and chewing ability. This step ensures durability and a natural-looking finish.
Root canal treatment preserves your original tooth and eliminates the need for extraction.
Removes infection from the root and provides immediate relief from severe tooth pain.
Stops bacteria from spreading to surrounding teeth, gums, and jawbone.
Modern techniques allow single-sitting treatments with quick recovery.
Removes harmful bacteria and preserves the long-term health of your mouth.
With a crown, the treated tooth becomes strong and lasts for many years.
Founder & Chief Dental Surgeon and Implantologist
Orthodontist and Braces and Aligners Specialist
General Dentist
Paediatric Dentist / Child Dental Specialist
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
