Root canal Treatment is done to treat teeth with injury or infection. It involves removing the tooth's infected or damaged pulp, cleaning the root canals, and then filling and sealing the tooth.

Advantages of Root Canal Treatment

• Pain relief: The damaged or infected pulp is removed during the root canal surgery, which will help you feel pain-free.
• Preserves natural teeth: In order to maintain good dental health, root canal therapy can help you keep your natural teeth. Root canal therapy just eliminates the decayed or damaged portion of the tooth, as opposed to tooth extraction, which removes the complete tooth.
• Prevents further damage: Untreated damaged teeth can worsen the condition of the adjacent teeth and gums. This can be avoided by root canal therapy, which seals the tooth after removing the diseased or damaged pulp.
• Restores function: You may be able to chew and talk normally once again after receiving root canal therapy. It leads to better dental health.
• Cost-effective: Root canal treatment is often less expensive than tooth extraction and other dental procedures

Persistent pain: If you experience persistent tooth pain that is not relieved by over-the-counter pain relievers it may be a sign that you need a root canal.

Sensitivity to hot or cold: If your tooth is sensitive to hot or cold temperatures, it may be a sign of a damaged or infected pulp.

Swelling and tenderness: Swelling and tenderness around the affected tooth or in the surrounding gum tissue can indicate an infection.

Discoloration: A darkening or discoloration of the tooth can indicate that the pulp has been damaged or infected.

Cracked or broken tooth: If you have a cracked or broken tooth, the pulp may be exposed to bacteria, which can lead to an infection.