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Root Canal Treatment at InfiSmiles Dental Clinic, Surat
A toothache that lingers, a gum boil, or pain when you bite can be signs that the nerve inside a tooth is infected. Left untreated, the infection can spread to the bone and surrounding tissue, and the tooth may eventually be lost.
Root canal treatment (RCT) removes the infected pulp, cleans the inside of the tooth and seals it so you can keep your natural tooth. At InfiSmiles, we begin with a proper examination and digital X-ray, explain what we find, and recommend only the treatment your tooth actually needs. You will know the steps, the likely number of visits and the estimated cost before we begin.
We treat patients from Sayan, Nana Varachha, Sarthana and across Surat.
Root Canal Treatment Cost in Surat
The cost of a root canal in Surat depends on several factors:
- Which tooth is affected: Front teeth have one canal. Molars can have three or four, so they take longer.
- Severity of infection: An abscess or a previous failed root canal may need extra visits.
- Number of visits: Single or multiple.
- Final restoration: A filling costs less than a crown, and crown material affects the price.
- Retreatment: Redoing an earlier root canal costs more than a first-time treatment.
After your examination, we give you a written estimate so there are no surprises. A crown, if needed, is usually quoted separately.
Root Canal Aftercare: What to Do After Treatment
- Numbness: Avoid eating until the anaesthesia wears off to prevent biting your cheek or tongue.
- Mild soreness: Tenderness for a few days is common. Take only the medication your dentist advises.
- Chewing: Avoid chewing hard or sticky food on the treated side until the final filling or crown is placed.
- Complete the restoration: A temporary filling is not meant to last. Return for your crown or permanent filling on time to protect the tooth.
- Oral hygiene: Brush gently twice a day and floss as usual.
- Smoking and alcohol: Avoid both during healing, as smoking can slow recovery.
Contact us promptly if you notice: swelling that increases after the first few days, fever, severe pain that is not settling, an allergic reaction to medication, or a loose temporary filling.
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Our Doctors
Dr Dhaval Patel
Implantologist, and Chairman,
Dr.Yashsvi
Head Dentist Sarthana
Dr.priya patel
Head Dentist Sayan
