Is there any alternative treatment for root canal and to Clear cavities? I need to go under root canal but afraid much. Can any one answer me.

Question

Yes, you can extract your tooth
if you want to save, do rct.

Rakesh Kumar · Accepted Answer

Yes, you can extract your tooth
if you want to save, do rct.

Tryambkeshwar Pathak · Answer

Dear Lybrate user! A dentist recommend a RCT for badly destructed tooth for saving it. If you want to save your tooth then there is no alternative. But you don't need to be afraid, because most of the time RCT becomes completely painless. And you also don't need to be afraid from any kind of dental procedure because it is the era of modern dentistry, which is mostly painless.

Raveena Patel · Answer

Root canal is the best way to remove the carious infection and preserve the natural tooth dear you do not have to worry nowadays Due to better technologies and equipment root canal treatment has no pain or any dicomfort you should do it if your dentist has advised you. Thankyou.

Karan Apurva Sinha · Answer

Don't get afraid of root canal. It's painless procedure and best treatment to save a tooth. Kindly go for it.

Rashmi Raghavan · Answer

Root canal is a simple procedure and don't be afraid. It is done to save your tooth.

Isha Malhotra · Answer

relax.. all will be well just go ahead.. thats the only way you can save your teeth with deep cavity..

Priyanshu Singh · Answer

Hello, No alternative as such apart from extraction of that tooth, but that is not advisable if that tooth can be saved, you must go for root canal treatment. RCT now a days is mostly painless, so you must not worry about it. Go for it ,all the best. Regards!root canal treatment RCT

Shrenik Zaveri · Answer

Extraction
Laser application.

Richa Arora · Answer

Hello! Whenever a tooth develops cavity that reaches pulp and affects its vitality, leading to infection and severe tooth pain, there are only two options available. First, to sabe the tooth bh Root Canal treatment and second, to remove the tooth by getting it extracted. Nowdays, single sitting RCTs are done and the procedure is almost painless. Better consult a dentist, preferably endodontist and get the RCT done. Delaying treatment will only accentuate your problem.

Anupreet Kaur Choudhury · Answer

No alternative way.