Painless, modern root canal treatment by Dr. Naina Garg — MDS in Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics, All India 8th Rank. Advanced rotary instruments for faster, more precise results.
Root canal treatment (RCT) is a procedure to save a badly infected or damaged tooth. The infected pulp (nerve tissue) inside the tooth is removed, the canals are cleaned and shaped, and the tooth is sealed and restored with a crown. This saves your natural tooth from extraction.
Dr. Naina Garg holds an MDS in Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics — the exact specialization for root canal treatment. She secured All India 8th Rank in her postgraduate entrance, bringing exceptional skill to every procedure.
X-ray and examination to assess infection extent
Infected pulp removed, canals cleaned with rotary instruments
Canals shaped and sealed with biocompatible material
Tooth restored with a ceramic crown for full protection
Fact: Modern RCT with proper anesthesia is no more uncomfortable than getting a filling. With Dr. Naina's rotary instruments and expertise, most patients feel zero pain during the procedure. The pain you feel BEFORE treatment (from the infection) is far worse!
Root canal treatment cost depends on the tooth (front vs molar) and complexity. At Smileline, we offer competitive pricing with EMI options for your convenience. The cost includes the RCT procedure — crown charges are separate.
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No. With modern anesthesia and rotary instruments, RCT is virtually painless. Dr. Naina specializes in painless root canals.
RCT cost depends on the tooth type and complexity. At Smileline Dental, we offer competitive pricing with EMI options. Book a consultation for exact pricing.
Yes, single-sitting RCT is available for many cases at Smileline. Dr. Naina will assess your case and recommend the best approach.
Typically 30-60 minutes per sitting. Single-sitting RCT takes about 45-90 minutes depending on the tooth.
The infection can spread to surrounding teeth and bone, causing abscess, bone loss, and eventually tooth loss. Early RCT saves the tooth.