Fillings and root canal treatment in Soldanesti
We treat cavities early with tooth-coloured aesthetic fillings, and when infection reaches the nerve we save the tooth with root canal treatment — under anaesthesia, without pain.
What’s included
- Clinical diagnosis and dental X-ray when needed
- Local anaesthesia for comfortable treatment
- Aesthetic light-cured, tooth-coloured fillings
- Root canal treatment with rotary instruments
- X-ray control of root canal treatment
- Aftercare and prevention advice
Treatment steps
- Examination and diagnosisThe dentist assesses the tooth and determines whether it is a simple cavity or the nerve is affected.
- AnaesthesiaThe area is numbed so the treatment is comfortable.
- TreatmentWe remove the decay and, if needed, clean, disinfect and seal the root canals.
- RestorationWe rebuild the tooth with aesthetic composite or recommend a crown.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if I have a cavity?
Sensitivity to cold or sweets, dark spots or pain when chewing can be signs of a cavity. Early cavities often don’t hurt, which is why regular check-ups matter.
Does root canal treatment hurt?
It is done under local anaesthesia and most patients feel no pain. Mild sensitivity may follow for a few days.
How many visits are needed?
A simple cavity is usually treated in one visit. Root canal treatment may take one or more visits, depending on the tooth and the infection.