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I m having cavity in 2 teeth. One is upper canine and molar teeth. I have heard Root canal is very painful so I m not going to dentist.

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Dr. Nagesh K G answered : 7 years ago

Root Canal treatment is almost painless in most of the dental clinics in India.It is usually done in a single sitting instead of repeated visits. The use of Rotary & Microscopes along with lasers has made the treatment accurate and more successful. Many use rubber dam too.If you delay the treatment then you will lose your teeth and later you may have to go for dental implants or bridge which may be more costlier. Its always better to retain God given teeth by doing RCT rather than getting man made artificial teeth. Visit an endodontist for better results.

Dr. kiran sutar answered : 7 years ago

does ur dentist have told u root canal is necessary then go for it ....coz later on condition may worsen it may loose ur tooth nd chances of space infection also..coz dental caries[cavities] r progressing in nature...it will not stop...so later on to save money go for rct....n rct is not that painful with latest machienes...

Dr. Bhavisha Gandhi answered : 7 years ago

If after taking x-ray your dentist have adviced for Root canal..then you have to get it done so as to save natural teeth. n also root canal is painless with latest technique.

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