Experience pain-free and affordable root canal treatment in Wakad at Spandant Dental Clinic. Book your appointment now!

Pain-Free Root Canal Treatment in Wakad – Save Your Tooth with Expert Care

 Have you had tooth pain, swelling, or sensitivity? It could be time for root canal treatment (RCT). At Spandant Dental Clinic, Wakad, we make sure the RCT is pain-free, quick, and cost-effective.

A root canal is a treatment for an infection in the tooth. It involves removing the infected pulp and cleaning and sealing the canals to save your tooth. Our specialist, Dr. Vrushali Borate, has completed hundreds of successful root canals using advanced and pain-free techniques and sterilised instruments.

Why Choose Us?

• Painless Treatment: We use rotary endodontics for a comfortable procedure
• Advanced Technology: Digital X-rays and diagnosis for accurate treatment
• Affordable Care: RCT at a budget-friendly cost
• Experienced Specialist: Dr. Vrushali Borate, with years of professional dental experience

Common Signs You May Need RCT

Here are some of the common signs you may need an RCT treatment:

• Persistent toothache
• Swelling or gum tenderness
• Pain while chewing
• Sensitivity to hot/cold

 We know that many people fear RCT. But with the right care, it’s just as routine as getting a dental filling.

At Spandant, we believe in gentle dentistry and happy smiles. We also offer flexible appointments and consultations for root canal treatment in Wakad. Book your appointment today!

FAQs

1. Does a root canal hurt?

No. Root canal treatment can hardly be painful under the modern techniques and the use of local anaesthesia. The majority of the patients compare it to getting a dental filling.

2. What are the signs to look for if I may need a root canal?

You may require a root canal if you have, persistent toothache, temperature sensitivity to hot or cold, puffiness or soreness of the gums, and browning of the tooth, among others.

3. How many appointments does a root canal take?

The root canal treatment in Wakad can be done within 1 to 2 visits, depending on the condition and the level of infection of the tooth.