Examination and X-ray
We confirm the source of pain and check the roots before treatment begins.
Save an infected tooth
Root Canal Treatment (RCT) in Kathmandu
Modern root canal treatment removes infection, relieves pain, and helps preserve your natural tooth.
- Pain-controlled treatment with local anaesthesia
- Digital X-ray based diagnosis
- Crown planning when the tooth needs protection
Overview
About Root Canal Treatment
Root canal treatment removes infected or inflamed pulp from inside a tooth, cleans the canals, and seals the space so the tooth can be restored instead of extracted.
RCT is commonly recommended for severe toothache, lingering sensitivity, swelling near a tooth, pain on biting, or a cracked tooth with deep infection.
Know the signs
Symptoms that may need RCT
- Severe or throbbing toothache
- Lingering hot or cold sensitivity
- Pain when biting or chewing
- Swollen or tender gum near a tooth
- A pimple-like bump on the gum
- Darkening of a tooth
Patient journey
What to expect
We keep the process clear so you know what is happening at every stage.
Anaesthesia and isolation
The tooth is numbed and isolated so treatment can be performed comfortably.
Cleaning and shaping
Infected tissue is removed and the canals are cleaned and shaped.
Filling, sealing, and crown
The canals are sealed, and a crown may be recommended to protect the tooth.
Why patients choose us
Why choose Gums & Giggles for root canal treatment?
Keep your natural tooth
Saving a tooth preserves chewing function and avoids replacement treatment where possible.
Gentle anaesthesia-based care
The area is numbed before treatment so the procedure is much more comfortable than patients expect.
Transparent pricing
We explain treatment cost and crown needs before you commit.
Clear aftercare guidance
You leave with practical instructions on eating, medication, and restoration timing.
Common questions
FAQs about Root Canal Treatment
Is root canal treatment painful?
The tooth is numbed with local anaesthesia. Most patients feel pressure rather than sharp pain.
Will I need a crown after RCT?
Back teeth and heavily damaged teeth often need crowns after RCT to prevent fracture.
How many visits are needed?
Some cases finish in one visit, while infected or complex teeth may need more appointments.
Find us
Visit our clinic in Kathmandu
Conveniently located on Dhobidhara Marg, minutes from Lazimpat, Maharajgunj, Naxal, Baluwatar, and Thamel.
Clinic information
- Address
- Dhobidhara Marg, Kathmandu 44600, Nepal
- Phone
- +977 984-1243430
- Hours
- Sunday to Friday, 10 AM to 7 PM
Tooth pain? Do not wait for it to get worse.
Book a consultation so we can diagnose the cause and explain whether RCT can save your tooth.