For keeping your own tooth Tooth-preserving treatment

    Root Canal Treatment

    When the inside of the tooth is affected, the goal may be to keep your own tooth.

    Root canal treatment may be needed when inflammation or damage to the tissues inside the tooth means the tooth's condition can no longer be managed with a simple restoration. At Dr. Pados Dental Clinic, the treatment is planned based on a personal examination and, if needed, imaging diagnostics, with the aim of supporting the preservation of your own tooth whenever professionally possible.

    Keeping your own tooth may be the goal

    Root canal treatment is a tooth-preserving procedure in which the damaged or infected tissues inside the tooth are treated, and the root canal system is cleaned and sealed.

    Tooth-preserving treatment option
    Personalized treatment plan
    Imaging diagnostics when needed

    “The goal of root canal treatment is not merely to reduce pain, but to support the long-term preservation of the affected own tooth whenever possible.”

    What problem can root canal treatment solve?

    When the inside of the tooth is damaged or becomes inflamed, it can cause pain, sensitivity, bite discomfort or even swelling.

    In suitable cases, root canal treatment can offer the chance to keep the affected tooth rather than removing it.

    Our solution

    At Dr. Pados Dental Clinic, we first examine the affected tooth and assess its current condition. If needed, imaging can help with an accurate diagnosis.

    If the tooth's condition means root canal treatment is the right solution, we carry out the necessary steps based on a personalized treatment plan.

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    When might root canal treatment be needed?

    Root canal treatment may come up when the tissues inside the tooth are affected but keeping the tooth may still be professionally possible.

    • With severe or lasting toothache
    • In certain cases of cold or heat sensitivity
    • With inflammation or damage to the inside of the tooth
    • As a result of deep decay
    • For a previously damaged tooth
    • When the goal is to keep the affected own tooth

    The first step is always an accurate diagnosis

    Not every dental complaint requires root canal treatment. Based on a personal examination and, if needed, imaging diagnostics, we can decide which treatment is the right solution for the tooth.

    Illustration of root canal treatment and tooth structure

    What is the root canal treatment process?

    Step by step

    1

    Assessment and diagnosis

    We examine the affected tooth and, if needed, use imaging to clarify its condition.

    2

    Opening and treating the tooth

    We gain access to the inside of the tooth and begin treating the root canal system.

    3

    Treating the root canals

    We clean and prepare the root canals, then treat them according to the treatment plan. We combine the most modern and effective root canal treatment methods with traditional, well-proven techniques.

    4

    Restoring the tooth

    After root canal treatment, the affected tooth needs further restoration for proper function and load-bearing capacity.

    Why Dr. Pados Dental Clinic?

    Tooth-preserving treatment, personalized

    Accurate assessment

    We begin treatment by assessing the current condition of the affected tooth, and on that basis determine the right next step.

    Tooth-preserving approach

    In suitable cases, the goal of treatment is the possibility of keeping the affected own tooth.

    Thinking about full restoration

    After root canal treatment, we also consider what further restoration the tooth needs for proper function.

    Our Clinic in Budapest

    The Dr. Pados Dental Clinic welcomes patients in Budapest.

    1012 Budapest, Attila út 71. MF. 1. +36 1 375 4552

    Frequently asked questions about root canal treatment

    The most important things to know before treatment and booking.

    Is root canal treatment painful?
    The treatment is carried out under appropriate anesthesia. Temporary sensitivity may occur afterwards, and we will provide information about aftercare.
    When might root canal treatment be needed?
    For example, when the tissues inside the tooth are inflamed or damaged but the tooth can still be kept.
    Can every tooth be saved with root canal treatment?
    No. Whether a tooth can be kept depends on its current condition, the extent of the damage and other anatomical factors.
    How many appointments does root canal treatment take?
    This depends on the condition of the tooth and the complexity of the treatment. In some cases one appointment may be enough, while in others multiple treatment sessions may be needed.
    What happens after root canal treatment?
    The treated tooth needs to be properly restored. The type of final restoration needed depends on the remaining tooth substance and the current condition.
    Why is later follow-up of a root-canal-treated tooth important?
    Follow-up helps check the condition of the treated tooth and the surrounding areas, as well as the proper function of the final restoration.

    Don't put off having a problematic tooth examined

    If you have toothache, lasting sensitivity or other symptoms, request a personal assessment so we can determine which treatment may be the right solution.

    Personalized treatment plan
    Tailored to your dental condition
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