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An unexpected toothache may cause a lot of problems during your day — eating becomes a challenge, hot or cold beverages are painful, and sometimes the pain can shoot up to your ear or head. If you are residing in Suchitra or nearby areas like Kompally, Bowenpally, Alwal, Quthbullapur, Balanagar, you might be looking for a trustworthy, pain-free solution.
Here comes the Root Canal Treatment (RCT) at Partha Dental, Suchitra. Root canal treatment is one of the most effective ways to save a damaged or infected tooth and protect it from extraction. This guide explains everything you need to know in clear, simple language — what it is, signs you need it, the procedure, cost, recovery, aftercare, and more.
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What Is a Root Canal Treatment and Why Is It Needed?
Every single tooth has a soft tissue known as pulp at its core, and this pulp contains nerves and blood vessels. The infection or inflammation of the pulp as a result of caries, trauma, or deep cavities will lead to the person suffering a lot with pain and sensitivity.
Root canal treatment, removes the infected pulp, cleans and disinfects the tooth interior, and permanently seals it — thus keeping the tooth from being pulled out.
In simple words:
👉 RCT removes the infection and keeps your natural tooth safe, strong, and pain-free.
Why do people in Suchitra commonly need RCT?
- Deep cavities caused by food habits
- Cracked tooth due to biting hard food
- Previous dental treatments failing
- Long-standing tooth sensitivity ignored
Instead of removing the tooth, an RCT helps preserve it.
What Happens During a Root Canal? Step-by-Step Procedure
At Partha Dental, Suchitra, the root canal procedure is done using advanced technology like rotary endodontics, digital X-rays, and microscopic treatment for precision.
Here’s how the process works:
1. Examination & Digital X-Ray
Your doctor checks the tooth and takes an X-ray to see:
- How deep the infection is
- Whether the bone is affected
- How many canals the tooth has
2. Local Anesthesia
The area is completely numbed, so you won’t feel any pain during the treatment.
3. Cleaning the Infected Pulp
A small opening is made on the top of the tooth, and the infected pulp is removed carefully.
4. Shaping the Canals
Special rotary instruments shape and clean the canals so no bacteria remain.
5. Medication & Disinfection
Antibacterial medicine is placed inside the canals to kill infection and promote healing.
6. Filling the Canals
The cleaned canals are filled with a safe, permanent material called gutta-percha.
7. Sealing the Tooth
A strong filling is placed to close the opening.
8. Crown Placement
A crown is usually recommended to protect the treated tooth from cracking.
The entire procedure may take 1 or 2 visits, depending on infection severity.
Book your FREE consultationWhat Are the Signs That You Need a Root Canal?
If you live in or around Suchitra, here are the most common symptoms that indicate you might need an RCT:
- Severe tooth pain, especially while chewing
- Sensitivity to hot or cold that lasts for more than a few seconds
- Swelling or gum boil (pimple on gum)
- Tooth discoloration (turning brown or grey)
- Deep decay or cavity
- Pain that disturbs sleep
- Pain spreading to jaw, ear, or head
If you have any of these symptoms, it’s important to consult Partha Dental, Suchitra immediately to prevent worsening of infection.
Is Root Canal Treatment Painful?
This is the biggest fear patients have, but here’s the truth:
👉 A root canal treatment does NOT hurt. It actually relieves your pain.
Thanks to:
- Modern anesthesia
- Rotary technology
- Advanced equipment
you will feel completely comfortable.
Many patients at our Partha Dental Clinic Suchitra, say the pain of a cavity was far worse than the root canal procedure itself.
Root Canal Treatment Cost in Partha Dental Clinic Suchitra
The cost of RCT depends on:
- Type of tooth (front, premolar, molar)
- Number of canals
- Amount of infection
- Use of advanced technology
General Cost Range in Partha Dental, Suchitra:
- Front Tooth RCT: ₹1,999 – ₹4,000
- Premolar RCT: ₹3,000 – ₹5,000
- Molar RCT: ₹4,000 – ₹7,500
- Re-RCT (redo): ₹6,000 – ₹12,000
- Post & Core: ₹1,000 – ₹2,000
- Crown (after RCT): ₹3,000 – ₹12,000 depending on material
Why do costs vary?
- Infection level
- Type of crown chosen
- Number of sittings
At Partha Dental, we offer:
✔ EMI options
✔ Combination packages
✔ Seasonal discounts
Plus, consultation is often free.
What Can I Expect After the RCT? Pain or Discomfort?
After the treatment:
You may experience:
- Mild soreness
- Slight sensitivity
- Tenderness when biting
This is normal and lasts 1–2 days.
Pain medicines prescribed by the doctor will manage this comfortably.
What NOT to do immediately after RCT:
- Don’t chew hard food on that side
- Don’t skip medicines
- Don’t ignore swelling if it continues beyond 3 days
Follow-up helps ensure perfect healing.
How Long Does a Root Canal-Treated Tooth Last?
With good care:
👉 An RCT-treated tooth can last 10–15 years or even a lifetime.
However, you must protect it with a crown because the tooth becomes weaker after removing the pulp.
A crown prevents:
- Cracks
- Breakage
- Sensitivity
- Reinfection
Regular check-ups every 6 months help maintain the health of the treated tooth.
How Long Is the Recovery Time? Any Restrictions?
Most people return to normal routine the same day.
Complete recovery time:
2–5 days, depending on infection severity.
Restrictions you should follow:
- Avoid biting hard foods (nuts, ice, chips)
- Eat soft foods for a day or two
- Avoid chewing gum
- No smoking for 24 hours
- Maintain good oral hygiene
Do I Need a Crown After a Root Canal Treatment?
In almost all cases — YES.
Why?
After an RCT:
- The tooth becomes hollow
- It becomes more brittle
- It can crack under pressure
A crown protects your tooth and restores its strength, shape, and function.
Types of crowns available at Partha Dental, Suchitra:
- Metal – strong and affordable
- PFM (ceramic fused to metal) – natural look + strength
- Zirconia / CAD-CAM – premium, highly natural, long-lasting
Your doctor will suggest the best option based on your tooth.
Benefits of Getting RCT at Partha Dental, Suchitra
Residents of Suchitra prefer Partha Dental because:
✔ Advanced Technology
- Rotary endodontics
- 3D digital X-rays
- High precision microscopes
✔ Experienced Endodontists
Experts who perform RCTs every day with high success rates.
✔ Painless Treatment
Most patients complete the procedure without discomfort.
✔ Affordable Pricing
Best value with transparent costs.
✔ Same-Day RCT (Case Based)
Many cases can be completed in a single sitting.
✔ Crown Options for All Budgets
Choose from metal, ceramic, or zirconia.
✔ Great Patient Support
Follow-ups and care guidance included.
Why Early Treatment Matters
If you delay your root canal treatment:
- Infection can spread
- Pain can worsen
- Swelling or pus formation may occur
- Tooth may become impossible to save
- You may need extraction or implant later
Early treatment saves time, money, and your natural tooth.
Final Words – Save Your Tooth Today in Suchitra
Root canal treatment is a safe, effective, and long-lasting solution for tooth pain and infection. Instead of removing the tooth, an RCT helps keep your natural tooth intact and healthy.
If you’re experiencing:
- Severe pain
- Sensitivity
- Swelling
- Deep cavity
Don’t wait. Partha Dental, Suchitra is here to provide painless, affordable, and expert care.
📞 Book your free root canal consultation today at Partha Dental, Suchitra.
Restore your smile with the safest and most reliable RCT treatment near you.
FAQs
A. No — at Partha Dental, Suchitra, the treatment is done under anesthesia, so you won’t feel pain. It actually relieves your toothache.
A. If you have severe tooth pain, long-lasting sensitivity, swelling, or a deep cavity, you likely need an RCT.
A. RCT usually ranges from ₹2,499 to ₹7,500, depending on the tooth and infection.
A. Most patients return to normal activities the same day. Mild soreness for 1–2 days is normal.
A. Yes, in most cases. A crown protects the treated tooth and prevents cracks or reinfection.
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Disclaimer:
The prices mentioned in this blog are indicative and may vary based on the severity of the condition, the technology used, and materials recommended by the dentist. They are accurate as of the date of publishing and are subject to change based on clinic policy. Third-party or AI-generated estimates may not reflect actual clinic pricing. For accurate cost details, please visit your nearest Partha Dental clinic.
