Endodontics
Painless Root Canal Treatment in Gurgaon
A root canal saves a tooth that would otherwise be lost to deep decay or infection. At Mahavirai Dental and Medical Care, root canal treatment is our core specialty - performed by Dr. Shipra Jain, an MDS Endodontist, using magnification for precision that the naked eye simply cannot match.
Modern anaesthesia and gentle technique mean the procedure is comfortable from start to finish. Many patients tell us the treatment was easier than the toothache that brought them in. Most cases are completed in a single sitting.
Why patients choose us for this
Specialist-performed
Every RCT is done by an endodontist - the specialist branch of dentistry dedicated to root canal treatment - not a general practitioner.
Truly painless
Profound local anaesthesia and continuous comfort checks throughout. You stay in control at every step.
Magnification precision
Enhanced magnification lets us locate and clean canals that are routinely missed without it - the main cause of failed root canals.
Single-sitting option
Suitable cases are completed in one visit, saving you time and repeat anaesthesia.
What to expect
- 01
Diagnosis
Digital X-rays and clinical tests confirm whether the tooth needs a root canal or can be treated more conservatively.
- 02
Anaesthesia and isolation
The tooth is numbed and isolated with a rubber dam for a clean, safe working field.
- 03
Cleaning and shaping
Infected tissue is removed and the canals are cleaned, disinfected and shaped under magnification.
- 04
Filling and sealing
The canals are sealed with biocompatible material to prevent reinfection.
- 05
Restoration
A filling or crown restores the tooth to full chewing strength.
Frequently asked questions
Is root canal treatment painful?
No. With modern anaesthesia the procedure itself is painless. Mild soreness for a day or two afterwards is normal and manageable with simple pain relief.
How long does a root canal take?
A single-sitting RCT typically takes 60-90 minutes. Complex or infected cases may need two visits.
Is it better to extract the tooth instead?
Almost never. A natural tooth never grows back. Saving your tooth with RCT preserves chewing function and avoids the higher long-term cost of replacement.