Talk to Dentist on Severe Tooth Pain, Possible RCT, Is RCT Painfull ? I Have Dental Phobia And I Am Scared To Go To A Dentist
Asking for Self, Male, 23 years old, Islamabad
I have excruciating pain in my upper molar on the left side. I got my filling done three days back but the pain only is getting worse with time. Dentists say that we have to perform RCT. My tooth is infected as well. Kindly tell me is RCT painful or not please ? I am too much scared
Dr. Shoaib Hanif - Dentist
BDS | Lahore
Aoa. .
Root Canal is is excellent procedure to save your tooth. Normally it is completely pain free .
we are doing rotary Endodontics that is completely pain-free and latest technology to do the root Canal process.
Take appointment from Marham for detailed consultation.
Thanks.
Root canal treatment is not painful. Local anaesthesia is given prior to the treatment to make it painless.
yes you will need a root canal, it won't be as painful as the amount of pain you are in right now. Once the filling is removed and the tooth is opened the pressure will be released and it feel alot better.
Dr. Shamyla Sajjad - Dentist
BDS, MCPS (Family Dentistry), C- Ortho, C- Implant, Fellowship in Laser Dentistry | Islamabad
10 Positive Reviews
Dear patient, Thanks to modern dentistry almost all the dental procedures are pain free these days. In fact, some clinics offer conscious sedation therapy available for those who have dental phobia for a great pleasant experience.
From which city ??
RCT treatment is not painful if done properly with effective anesthesia
RCT is painless because it's done under local anesthesia.
not painful don't worry
RCT will instead relieve the pain you are feeling right now. Don't worry, RCT is done under local anaesthetia, hence you need not be upset.
AoA
Root canal treatment is performed to save the tooth , in a painless and functional condition
The process is painless as local anaesthesia is administered prior to procedure
It is always better to take antibiotic and pain killer medicines prior to procedure
RCT won't be painful as it is done under local anesthesia so just don't worry & go for it...
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Abid Mahmood - Dentist
BDS , MCPS Oral & Maxillo-Facial Surgery | Karachi
4 Positive Reviews
if you want to save and keep the tooth, you have to undergo the rct procedure. this is painless procedure and eventually make you comfortable.
Rct is best option in this condition, its painless procedure.
Go for rct. Its done under local anesthesia it painless
the procedure of RCT is pain less. get it done as soon u can and follow instructions given by your Dentist
Aoa
If tooth needs rct go with it. Rct will be done under local anesthesia and tooth is fully numbed. So don't worry for it. Good luck
Assalam u Alaikum
yes you need to prepare for RCT . it will not be painful if dentist will give you proper dose of Anesthesia .After 1st visit of Rct , you will be pain free but you cant eat from that side until your treatment is over .
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Dr Arfa Saeed
Dr Saeed Dental Surgery & Medical Care
Dr. Saqib Kaleem - Dentist
BDS, MS (Oral and Maxillofacial) C-Facial Aesthetics, C-Implant, C-Endo | Karachi
78 Positive Reviews
there is nothing painful when it comes to a good operating surgeon. dont worry and go for Rct from where you want to. it will help your tooth to be saved
If proper anesthesia is given than the pain level is almost zero provided some unusual conditions . It’s all about your phobia towards dental treatment . If you can visit us I will explain and surely it will help you a lot in sha Allah
Aoa Kindly register my complain. Am on regular basis receiving calls from Marham for patient appointments. Which are almost valways fake. This result in waste of time for me and raises question on your organisation.
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