Endodontics in Zaragoza
Root canal treatment (the "killing the nerve" thing) to save a damaged tooth without having to extract it.
Endodontics involves removing the damaged or infected nerve from inside the tooth, cleaning the canals and sealing them. This removes the pain and keeps your own tooth instead of extracting it.
It's a very common treatment and, with anaesthesia, practically painless. We perform it with techniques aimed at maximum precision so the tooth lasts many years.
Why choose NÔRAÍ for your endodontics
- Saves your tooth instead of extracting it.
- Removes the pain from the infection or damaged nerve.
- Done under anaesthesia: practically painless.
- Lets you restore the tooth and keep using it normally.
Your treatment, step by step.
Diagnosis
We assess the tooth and the infection, usually with an X-ray.
Root canal treatment
Under anaesthesia, we remove the damaged nerve and clean the canals.
Sealing
We seal the inside of the tooth to prevent new infections.
Restoration
We rebuild the tooth (sometimes with a crown) so it regains its function.
Frequently asked questions
Does endodontics hurt?
It's done under anaesthesia, so you don't feel pain during the treatment. In fact, it usually removes the pain the patient came in with from the infection.
How many sessions does it take?
Many root canals are resolved in one or two sessions, depending on the tooth and the state of the infection.
Is a crown needed afterwards?
In many cases yes, especially on molars, to protect the tooth from fracturing. We advise you according to your case.
Is endodontics or removing the tooth better?
Whenever possible, keeping your own tooth is the best option. Extraction is reserved for when the tooth is no longer recoverable.
Your first visit is free. Start here.
Tell us about your endodontics case and we'll call you to find the time that suits you best. No commitment.
