RCT | Endodontics at TechSmiles Dentistry & Facial Aesthetics
Restore. Relieve. Renew – With Advanced Root Canal Therapy
At TechSmiles Dentistry & Facial Aesthetics, we specialize in pain-free, precision-driven Root Canal Treatments (RCT) designed to save your natural teeth and eliminate infection with the utmost comfort. Whether it’s a simple single-root tooth or a complex multi-root molar, our advanced endodontic solutions ensure your tooth is saved, strengthened, and restored for the long term.
We combine state-of-the-art endodontic technology, a luxury home-like clinical ambiance, and 10+ years of experience to offer you stress-free, single-visit or multi-visit RCTs that are tailored to your needs.
Our RCT & Endodontic Services
Single Visit RCT
Ideal for patients with less severe infection or time constraints. The entire root canal procedure is completed in a single appointment using high-precision tools.
Regular / Multiple Visit RCT
Recommended for complex infections or severely damaged teeth. The canals are cleaned and sealed over multiple visits for long-term success and healing.
Re-RCT (Re-Treatment of Failed RCT)
If a previous root canal has failed or developed complications, Re-RCT involves removing old fillings, controlling reinfection, and resealing the canals for recovery and preservation.
Advanced RCT – Single-Rooted Tooth
Focused care for front teeth and premolars, involving efficient canal access, cleaning, and sealing with attention to aesthetic outcomes.
Advanced RCT – Multi-Rooted Tooth
Comprehensive treatment for molars with multiple roots, using advanced rotary tools and 3D imaging for deep disinfection and canal management.
Fiber Post & Core Build-Up
Post-RCT, weakened teeth often need additional reinforcement. We provide fiber post placement and core build-up to restore strength, especially before crown placement.
Apicoectomy | Periradicular Surgery
When infection remains at the root tip after RCT, an apicoectomy is performed to surgically remove the infected area and seal the root end. This procedure helps avoid tooth extraction and restores oral health.
What is Root Canal Treatment (RCT)?
Root Canal Treatment is a procedure to remove infected or damaged pulp tissue from inside the tooth, disinfect the area, and seal it to prevent future infections. At TechSmiles, we offer advanced RCT techniques using rotary endodontics, apex locators, and 3-tier sterilization protocols—ensuring the safest, cleanest, and most effective care.
Our RCT & Endodontic Services
Single Visit RCT
Ideal for patients with less severe infection or time constraints. The entire root canal procedure is completed in a single appointment using high-precision tools.
Regular / Multiple Visit RCT
Recommended for complex infections or severely damaged teeth. The canals are cleaned and sealed over multiple visits for long-term success and healing.
Re-RCT (Re-Treatment of Failed RCT)
If a previous root canal has failed or developed complications, Re-RCT involves removing old fillings, controlling reinfection, and resealing the canals for recovery and preservation.
Advanced RCT – Single-Rooted Tooth
Focused care for front teeth and premolars, involving efficient canal access, cleaning, and sealing with attention to aesthetic outcomes.
Advanced RCT – Multi-Rooted Tooth
Comprehensive treatment for molars with multiple roots, using advanced rotary tools and 3D imaging for deep disinfection and canal management.
Fiber Post & Core Build-Up
Post-RCT, weakened teeth often need additional reinforcement. We provide fiber post placement and core build-up to restore strength, especially before crown placement.
Apicoectomy | Periradicular Surgery
When infection remains at the root tip after RCT, an apicoectomy is performed to surgically remove the infected area and seal the root end. This procedure helps avoid tooth extraction and restores oral health.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Does a root canal treatment hurt?
No, modern root canal treatments are virtually pain-free. At TechSmiles, we use advanced anesthesia and rotary endodontics to ensure you remain comfortable throughout the procedure.
How many visits does an RCT require?
We offer both Single Visit RCT and Multiple Visit RCT, depending on the severity of the infection and condition of the tooth. Your dentist will decide the best approach during your consultation.
What is the difference between single and multiple visit RCT?
A Single Visit RCT is completed in one sitting, ideal for teeth with no active infection. A Multiple Visit RCT is used when infection is severe or chronic, requiring additional time for healing and medication between appointments.
How do I know if I need a root canal?
Signs include:
Persistent tooth pain
Sensitivity to hot or cold
Swelling or tenderness in the gums
Darkening of the tooth
Pimple-like bump on the gums
Visit TechSmiles for a detailed consultation and digital X-ray to confirm.
