Root Canal Treatment in Gurugram at Petal Smiles – Save Your Natural Tooth with Expert Care
Pain-Free, Effective Root Canal Therapy for Lasting Oral Health
When a tooth becomes infected or severely damaged, a root canal treatment can save it from extraction. At Petal Smiles, located at Shop No.185, First Floor, Eros City Square Mall, above McDonald’s, Sector 49, Gurugram, Haryana 122018, we specialize in advanced root canal therapy to remove infection, relieve pain, and restore your tooth’s function. Our modern techniques and state-of-the-art equipment ensure a comfortable and effective treatment to help you keep your natural tooth for years to come. Many people associate root canals with pain, but in reality, the procedure eliminates discomfort caused by infection or deep decay. With proper care and regular dental check-ups at our Gurugram clinic, a treated tooth can last a lifetime.
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Understanding the Structure of a Tooth
Each tooth has multiple layers that work together to maintain its strength and function: ✔ Enamel – The outermost, protective layer of the tooth. ✔ Dentin – A dense layer beneath the enamel that supports the tooth’s structure. ✔ Pulp – The innermost soft tissue containing nerves, blood vessels, and connective tissue. When the pulp becomes infected due to deep decay, cracks, or trauma, it can cause severe pain, swelling, and infection. A root canal procedure removes the infected pulp, cleans the canal, and seals it to prevent further complications.
Signs You May Need a Root Canal Treatment
A damaged or infected tooth may not always show obvious symptoms, but common signs include: 🔹 Persistent Toothache – Pain that lingers or worsens, even without eating or drinking. 🔹 Sensitivity to Hot & Cold – Prolonged discomfort when consuming hot or cold food or drinks. 🔹 Swollen or Tender Gums – Inflammation near the affected tooth. 🔹 Darkened or Discolored Tooth – A change in tooth color due to internal damage. 🔹 Pimple on the Gums – A small bump filled with pus, indicating an abscess. 🔹 Pain While Chewing – Increased discomfort when biting down. If you experience any of these symptoms, schedule a consultation at Petal smiles immediately to prevent further complications
What Causes Tooth Pulp Infection?
Several factors can lead to pulp damage or infection, including: ✔ Untreated Cavities – Deep decay that reaches the pulp can cause infection. ✔ Cracks or Fractures – Bacteria can enter through cracks, leading to infection. ✔ Repeated Dental Procedures – Multiple treatments on the same tooth can weaken the pulp. ✔ Gum Disease – Advanced gum infections can spread to the tooth’s root. ✔ Dental Trauma – A sudden injury can damage the pulp, even if there is no visible crack. ✔ Bruxism (Teeth Grinding) – Excessive grinding can lead to cracks and pulp exposure. Early detection and timely intervention can help save your tooth and avoid further complications.
The Root Canal Procedure at Petal smiles
At Petal smiles, we ensure a comfortable and efficient root canal experience with our expert team and cutting-edge technology. The treatment typically involves: 1. Diagnosis & X-Rays ✔ The dentist will examine your tooth, take X-rays, and assess the severity of the infection. 2. Local Anesthesia & Pulp Removal✔ Local anesthesia is administered to numb the area, ensuring a pain-free experience. ✔ The infected pulp is removed, and the canal is carefully cleaned. 3. Shaping & Disinfection ✔ The root canals are shaped and disinfected using specialized tools to eliminate bacteria. ✔ In some cases, medicated dressings are applied to fight stubborn infections. 4. Filling & Sealing the Root Canal ✔ Once cleaned, the canal is filled with biocompatible material to seal the space and prevent reinfection. 5. Tooth Restoration ✔ To strengthen the treated tooth, a dental crown or filling may be placed to restore its function and aesthetics. Most root canal treatments are completed in one to two visits, depending on the complexity of the case.
What Happens to a Tooth After Root Canal Treatment?
A root canal-treated tooth will no longer have a living nerve inside, but it will still function like a normal tooth. However, over time, the tooth may: ✔ Become slightly more brittle, requiring a crown for extra protection. ✔ Develop a grayish tint, which can be corrected with cosmetic procedures like whitening or veneers. At Petal smiles, we ensure your tooth remains functional and aesthetically pleasing with high-quality restorations.
Who Performs Root Canal Treatment?
At Petal smiles, our experienced dentists are trained to perform root canal procedures with precision and care. In more complex cases, we may refer patients to an endodontist, a specialist in root canal therapy.Our goal is to preserve your natural tooth and provide the best possible treatment in a comfortable and stress-free environment.
How to Care for Your Tooth After a Root Canal
🦷 Practice Good Oral Hygiene – Brush twice daily and floss regularly.
🦷 Avoid Hard Foods – Protect the treated tooth from unnecessary stress.
🦷 Schedule Regular Check-Ups – Monitor the treated tooth to ensure long-term success.
🦷 Consider a Crown – A crown may be recommended for added strength and protection.
With proper care, a root canal-treated tooth can last a lifetime!
Meet Dr. Adish Chaudhary – Your Root Canal Expert in Gurugram
Dr. Adish Chaudhary, a leading dentist at Petal Smiles, specializes in pain-free root canal treatments, preserving natural teeth, and restoring oral health. With years of experience and advanced training, he ensures each patient receives personalized, gentle care in a stress-free environment.
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If you’re experiencing tooth pain, sensitivity, or infection, don’t wait—schedule a consultation at Petal smiles today! Our skilled dental team will assess your condition and provide comfortable, effective root canal treatment to save your tooth and restore your smiles.
FAQ'S
No! Modern root canal treatments at Petal smiles are performed with local anesthesia, ensuring a comfortable, pain-free experience. Most patients feel relief after treatment, as the infection is removed.
A single-root tooth (like a front tooth) may be treated in one visit, while multi-root teeth (like molars) may require two or more visits. Each session lasts 60–90 minutes.
The tooth may become brittle over time, which is why a dental crown is often recommended to protect it and restore full function.
While success rates are high (90-95%), reinfection can occur if the tooth is not properly sealed or cared for. Regular dental visits and proper hygiene help ensure long-term success.