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Fillings & Root Canal Treatment in Delhi

Treatment for decayed or infected teeth, from tooth-coloured fillings to root canal treatment intended to remove infection and retain the natural tooth.

What to know

Root canal treatment removes inflamed or infected tissue from inside a tooth. The canals are cleaned, disinfected, filled and sealed so the tooth can be retained rather than extracted when the tooth is restorable. Local anaesthesia is used; recovery and the number of visits vary by case.

Root Canal Treatment (RCT)

Removal of inflamed or infected pulp, followed by cleaning, filling and sealing the root canals.

Dental Fillings

Composite white or silver amalgam fillings to restore decayed teeth to full function.

Fillings & Root Canal cost in Greater Kailash

Indicative ranges at both our clinics, updated October 2026.

TreatmentIndicative cost
Root canal treatment, front tooth₹4,800 – ₹7,000
Root canal treatment, back tooth (molar)₹6,500 – ₹12,000
Re-treatment of a previous root canal₹8,000 – ₹14,500
Tooth-coloured (composite) filling₹1,200 – ₹3,200 per tooth
Consultation and examinationX-rays, if needed, are charged separately₹500 – ₹1,000

What changes the cost

  • Which tooth: molars have more canals than front teeth
  • Whether it is a first treatment or a re-treatment
  • Whether a crown is needed afterwards (priced separately)

These are indicative ranges, not quotes. Your exact cost depends on your examination and X-rays, and is written into your treatment plan before any treatment starts. Nothing is added without your agreement.

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Save your natural teeth

Fillings repair damage caused by decay. Root canal treatment is used when inflammation or infection reaches the pulp inside a tooth. The aim is to remove infected tissue, clean and seal the canals, and retain the tooth when it can be predictably restored.

Root canal treatment (RCT)

During RCT, the dentist accesses the inside of the tooth, removes inflamed or infected pulp, cleans and shapes the canals, and seals them with a root-filling material. A filling or crown may then be needed to protect the remaining tooth structure.

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.

Where we offer fillings & root canal

Both clinics are run by the same two dentists, Dr. Sanjay Kumar (MDS Prosthodontics) and Dr. Neera Kumar, so your treatment is planned and carried out by the same people whichever clinic you visit.

Frequently asked questions

How much does fillings & root canal cost in Greater Kailash?

Indicative ranges at our Greater Kailash and C.R. Park clinics: root canal treatment, front tooth, ₹4,800 – ₹7,000; root canal treatment, back tooth (molar), ₹6,500 – ₹12,000; re-treatment of a previous root canal, ₹8,000 – ₹14,500; tooth-coloured (composite) filling, ₹1,200 – ₹3,200 per tooth. These are indicative ranges, not quotes. Your exact cost depends on your examination and X-rays, and is written into your treatment plan before any treatment starts. Nothing is added without your agreement.

Is root canal treatment painful?

The tooth is numbed with local anaesthesia during treatment. It is normal for the area to feel tender afterwards; the amount and duration vary. Contact the clinic if pain or swelling is severe or worsening.

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.

Clinical references

General patient information from independent clinical and public-health sources. Your diagnosis and treatment plan depend on an examination.

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