Published on: July 20, 2026
Yes. Root canal treatment is a very good option when a tooth is badly infected or damaged because it helps save your natural tooth instead of removing it. Preserving your natural tooth supports normal chewing, maintains your bite, and can prevent nearby teeth from shifting.
A root canal is usually recommended when:
1. The tooth pulp is infected or inflamed.
2. You have severe tooth pain or prolonged sensitivity.
3. There is a deep cavity or crack affecting the tooth.
By saving the tooth using a root canal, it avoids the need for replacement options such as dental bridges or implants. At Arya's Dental Clinic, we first examine your tooth with a thorough clinical evaluation and, if needed, dental X-rays to determine whether a root canal is the best treatment.
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