Root Canal Treatment in Sector 52, Gurgaon
Root canal treatment in Sector 52, Gurgaon is available at Singh Dental on Artemis Hospital Road, and it is usually the difference between keeping a tooth and losing it. Clinic founder Dr Rachna Singh carries out single-sitting root canals with laser disinfection, and molars, re-treatments and the crowns that follow are all handled here. If you have been told you need one and feel uneasy, this page explains what really happens.
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How you know a root canal might be needed
The nerve inside a tooth can become infected through deep decay, a crack or an old injury. Common signs include:
- a throbbing ache, especially one that wakes you at night
- pain with hot or cold that lasts long after the food is gone
- pain on biting
- a small pimple on the gum near the tooth
- a tooth that has turned darker
Sometimes there are no symptoms, and the problem only shows up on an X-ray. Equally, not every toothache needs a root canal, so a proper diagnosis comes first.
What happens in the chair
- The tooth is numbed, and an X-ray confirms the shape of the roots.
- A small opening gives access to the infected pulp, which is removed.
- The canals are cleaned, shaped and disinfected.
- They are filled and sealed so that bacteria cannot get back in.
- The tooth is built up, and a crown is usually planned.
Many people say the appointment was easier than the toothache that brought them in.
One sitting or more?
Plenty of teeth can be finished in a single sitting. A tooth with an active infection, or a molar with complicated canals, may need a second visit. Your dentist will tell you which applies before starting.
Why the crown matters
A root-treated tooth is more brittle than a healthy one, and back teeth take heavy chewing forces. A crown protects it from splitting. Metal, PFM, zirconia and all-ceramic crowns are available, and a post and core can be added if little of the tooth remains.
When an old root canal fails
A tooth that was treated years ago can become infected again. Re-treatment cleans it out once more, and if that is not possible, a small surgical procedure called an apicoectomy may still save the tooth.
Book a check
The clinic is open from 10am to 8pm every day. Call +91 79482 28319 or send a WhatsApp message. If you are in pain, say so, and the clinic will try to see you sooner.
Who treats you
MDS, 16+ years of experience · Orthodontist and founder
Leads Singh Dental in Sector 52, Gurugram.
Questions before you book?
Singh Dental · 240p, Artemis Hospital Road, Sector 52, Gurugram
Frequently asked questions
Is a root canal painful?
The tooth is numbed, so most people feel little during the treatment. Mild tenderness for a few days afterwards is common. The pain people fear usually comes from the infection, not the treatment.
Would it be better to just pull the tooth out?
Keeping your own tooth is usually the better choice when it can be saved. An extraction leaves a gap that then has to be replaced. If a tooth truly cannot be saved, you will be told.
Can I eat after the treatment?
Wait until the numbness wears off, and avoid chewing hard food on that side until the tooth has its permanent filling or crown.
How do I book?
Call +91 79482 28319 or send a WhatsApp message from this page. Tell the clinic which tooth is hurting and for how long.