Hello, pain could be because of infection to roots. you can do salt water rinses but this will give you temporary relief.Root canal is the most common procedure carried in day to day practice and it is done under anaesthesia so it should not pain.

Consult with an endodontist for RCT . It's not a painfull process.

Just relax it's a routine procedure, if you are still scared visit us we will make me more comfortable for you

No not at all. Root canal treatment procedure is done under local anesthesia. It's painless.

Not at all , as procedure is done under local anaesthesia .!

Root canal is completely painless treatment. ..

You have not posted your x rays, however if your dentist has suggested you root canal treatment then don't wait get it done. It's done after numbing your tooth so you won't feel pain. So don't worry it will make you comfortable

Hello Root Canal treatment is not at all painful but the initial local anaesthesia by a syring may be slight discomforting. Thus do not worry and get the treatment done as soonxas possible to avoid complications. Thank you

No root canal treatment is not painful and will be done under local anesthesia. You should not delay for the treatment.

Well a decayed tooth tender and radiating pain to temple region /head is a clear indication that you need a RCT ... Well perception about a procedure will be confirmed only when you experience it...most of dental procedure if handled carefully are PAINLESS

There are many misconceptions surrounding root canal (endodontic) treatment and whether patients experience root canal pain. Myth #1—Root canal treatment is painful. Myth #2—Root canal treatment causes illness. Myth #3—A good alternative to root canal treatment is extraction (pulling the tooth). with modern technologies and anesthetics, root canal treatment today is no more uncomfortable than having a filling placed.

Hi.. The symptoms that you are giving are suggestive of irreversible pulpitis. You should visit a nearby dentist and get a xray done before going for root canal treatment. Root canal treatment is a painless procedure and can be completed in one sitting also.

hello sir, pain on seeping water is itself HYPERALGIA........over sensation on tooth]..........sure go for ROOT CANAL.Its not at all painful rather a painless procedure in augmentation with new devices like laser Induction, Endomotors.and its very evidence based and predictable treatment. Please do visit an ENDODONTIST of Experience to go for the treatment with cap over the tooth it may require multiple visit .So discuss the cost issue an time slot.Dont fear at all, absolute proceed further. Now avoid hot coffee n Ice Cream cuppa kind extreme temperature foodies.N Use a SENSITIVE TOOTH PAST for relief, u can use Keterol DT a tab twice daily for pain if any without any side effects......................SENOLIN SF massage the paste will make much relief.

Hello their. With the symptoms presented it look to be problem consern with the nerves of the tooth. I suggest you should go for an x ray to conform it. As far as root canal is concern it's painless treatment for patient as it is done under the local anesthesia.

Hi,Please visit a Endodontist or root canal specialist who will complete the root canal in one sitting & with the advancement in technology root canal is relatively a painless procedure but because of fear of pain do not delay the treatment as it will give rise to more pain later.

Hello Sir, Greetings for the day. What is Root Canal Treatment and Why Would You Want It? Root canal treatment is used to save teeth which would otherwise need to be removed. It is needed when the blood or nerve supply of the tooth (known as the pulp) is infected through decay or injury. Root canal treatment is done under Local Anaesthesia with Modern equipments (Apexlocator, Rotary Endodontic machiene, etc) which makes the treatment absolutely painless.

Hello, You need to consult an Endodontist regarding the RCT.It is a relatively painless procedure done under local anaesthesia.Sensitivity of teeth could be due to various reasons.A thorough clinical examination is necessary. Regards Dr Sumanmakam