Root canal treatment me kitna dard hota hai

Root canal treatment uses local anesthetic to block sharp pain, although pressure and short-term tenderness afterward can occur.

The procedure removes inflamed pulp while rubber dam isolation keeps the tooth dry as canals are cleaned and sealed.

Pre-treatment pain often comes from pulp inflammation; afterward, the ligament around the root may be tender.

Tell the dentist if sharp pain breaks through, use recommended pain relief, and avoid hard foods until restoration.

Contact the clinic for worsening pain, swelling, fever, or a high-feeling bite.

Ask how the tooth will be numbed, what pressure may feel like, and when restoration is planned.