RCT Endodontics

Root Canal Therapy (RCT)

Save Your Tooth, Keep Your Smile

Don’t let tooth pain hold you back. At Panania Dental, Root Canal Therapy (RCT) is a safe and effective way to treat infected or damaged teeth—relieving pain and protecting your natural smile.

When is RCT Needed?

Infection or inflammation of the tooth pulp can cause severe discomfort. Common causes include:

  • Deep cavities or fillings
  • Cracked or broken teeth
  • Tooth injury or trauma
  • Repeated dental treatments

If left untreated, infection can lead to abscesses, bone loss, or tooth extraction. RCT removes the infected tissue, cleans and seals the tooth, and often restores it with a crown for strength and function.

What to Expect

Infection or inflammation of the tooth pulp can cause severe discomfort. Common causes include:

  • Assessment: We’ll examine your tooth and take X-rays to plan your treatment.
  • Treatment: The infected pulp is removed, the canal is cleaned and shaped, and the tooth is sealed. A crown may be placed for added protection.
  • Recovery: Most patients experience minimal discomfort, manageable with over-the-counter pain relief, and recover in just a few days.
Why Choose RCT?
  • Relieves Pain: Stops infection and eases discomfort.
  • Saves Your Tooth: Avoid extraction and keep your natural smile.
  • Long-Lasting: With proper care, results can last a lifetime.

For more information please send us a message or call 02 9773 9132.

Opening Hours

 151 Tower Street Panania NSW 2213
 pananiadentalsurgery@gmail.com

  • Monday:8:00am – 5:00pm
  • tuesday:8:00am – 5:00pm
  • wednesday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
  • thursday: 8:00am – 5:00pm
  • friday:8:00am – 5:00pm
  • saturday:Closed
  • sunday:Closed

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Send us a message or call us on 02 9773 9132

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