Fillings & Root Canal Treatment in Delhi
Pain-free treatment for decayed or infected teeth with a 98%+ success rate. Modern techniques ensure a comfortable experience.
Root Canal Treatment (RCT)
Painless removal of infected pulp with a success rate exceeding 98%.
Dental Fillings
Composite white or silver amalgam fillings to restore decayed teeth to full function.
Save your natural teeth
Root Canal Treatment (RCT) and fillings are the most common dental procedures, and for good reason. They save teeth that would otherwise need extraction, preserving your natural smile and preventing the cascade of problems that come with tooth loss.
Root canal treatment (RCT)
Root Canal Treatment, also known as RCT, is one of the best ways to treat infected teeth painlessly. The main aim of RCT is to remove the damaged pulp from the tooth and ensure it's infection-free. RCT is effective for most patients, with a success rate of more than 98%, and the best part is that the procedure is painless.
Why is RCT required?
When infection has spread deeper into a tooth, Root Canal Treatment is required. The pulp starts degenerating once it gets infected. RCT is advised when a tooth abscess forms, a pocket of pus caused by bacterial infection. Not treating it can lead to severe pain and swelling in the jawbone.
Fillings
The tooth structure becomes very weak when it starts decaying, and the resulting cavity needs to be filled immediately to prevent further decay and restore optimal chewing function. Fillings help treat tooth decay and restore the health of the damaged tooth. We use both composite white fillings (tooth-coloured) and silver amalgam fillings, depending on the location and extent of the decay.
Frequently asked questions
Is root canal treatment painful?
Modern RCT is virtually painless. The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia, and most patients feel no more discomfort than a regular filling.
How many visits does RCT take?
Most root canal treatments are completed in 1-2 visits. Complex cases may require additional visits.
What's the difference between composite and amalgam fillings?
Composite fillings are tooth-coloured and blend seamlessly with natural teeth. Amalgam (silver) fillings are more durable and may be recommended for back teeth with heavy chewing forces.
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