Root Canal Treatment
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What is Root Canal Therapy?
A root canal treatment also known as endodontics is a dental procedure done to save a tooth that is severely damaged. It is performed to relieve pain or treat infection affecting the pulp. The pulp consists of nerves and blood vessels. It can become infected due to decay, traumatic injury, fillings, and other factors. During root canal therapy, the nerve and pulp are removed and the inside of the tooth is cleaned, filled, and sealed with a special biomaterial. If left untreated, the tissue around the tooth can become infected leading to more oral health problems.Before and After Root Canal Therapy


Affordable Root Canal Treatment
At Arrow Dental Centre, we provide root canal treatment in alleviate pain and prevent infection. We have a highly-trained and experienced root canal specialist that has performed hundreds of procedures. We do everything possible to make endodontic procedures fast and comfortable for our patients. From controlled injections to motorized rotary instruments, our treatment tactics are quick and comfortable.
While root canals can take two or more appointments, our dental team works to ensure each appointment is as comfortable as possible. Our endodontist will evaluate your teeth to determine the extent of the problem and if the nerve is affected. The procedure depends on the extent of the tooth damage.
Our dental clinic is conveniently located in the CBD, providing city residents with convenience and a trusted place to relieve their pain and restore their teeth.
When Is Root Canal Treatment Applicable?
Like many dental procedures, root canal therapy is only applied in relevant cases. This procedure is used in cases where patients have profound tooth decay or broken teeth which could cause infection of the root canal. Some symptoms of this infection indicating the need for a root canal include:
- Severe tooth pain
- Sensitivity to heat and cold
- Swelling of lymph nodes in the neck
- Tenderness in lymph nodes near the
- affected tooth
- Pain when chewing or biting
- Facial swelling
- Persistent bad breath
- Fever
Root Canal Therapy Procedure
If root canal therapy is required, local anesthesia will be applied to the affected tooth and surrounding area. A dental dam will be used to isolate the tooth to ensure it’s clean and free of saliva during the procedure. The dentist will cut an opening at the top of the tooth and remove the pulp and the nerve. The root canal is cleaned and filled with a biomaterial.
After the procedure, the dentist may put a permanent restoration such as a crown over the tooth to protect it. It’s always a good idea to preserve the natural tooth with a root canal instead of removing it. However, there are some cases when tooth extraction is recommended. A comprehensive oral diagnosis done by our endodontists will determine what’s the best treatment option for you.
Keep Your Teeth and Enjoy A Healthier Smile
Our endodontists at Arrow Dental Centre can prevent infection or injury and restore your smile with root canal treatment. We apply special procedures, techniques, and technology to save our patients’ natural teeth. Our team has expertise in endodontics and is proud to offer their experience to patients looking to restore their smiles.
If you suspect that you need a root canal, contact our dental clinic located conveniently within the CBD by calling us or scheduling an appointment online.
Other Services
Other dental services we offer to manage your overall oral health care needs.
Root Canal

Braces

Pediatric Care

Gum Disease Treatment

Tooth Extraction

Teeth Whitening

Dental Implants

Dental Filling
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to commonly asked questions about endodontics in Kenya.Why should I consider root canal therapy?
Should I worry about a root canal infection after the procedure?
Endodontists recommend patients monitor for any recurrent tooth infections. Some of the signs of infection include:
- Visible swelling outside or inside the mouth
- Severe pressure or pain that lasts several days
- Original symptoms returning