BEST ROOT CANAL TREATMENTS IN UAE
Preserve Your Natural Teeth.
Microscopic root canal treatments for precise results.
Rated 4.7 on Google
Here’s How Root Canal Works
Root canal treatment is a procedure that is carried out by your dentist to remove unhealthy tissue from a diseased tooth. This usually provides relief from pain and discomfort and helps preserve your natural tooth, prolonging its life expectancy.
With this procedure, you can restore your tooth’s normal function and repair any existing damage. If a root canal is not done for the infected tooth, your tooth’s natural cavity may get infected with bacteria, causing pain and eventually killing the nerve. At Rekha’s, our Specialist Endodontist ensures you have a smooth root canal treatment with utmost accuracy.
Signs that you should get a Root Canal done
Severe tootache upon chewing
Sensitivity to hot or cold foods
Discoloration or darkening of the tooth
Severe tootache upon chewing
Sensitivity to hot or cold foods
Discoloration or darkening of the tooth
Swelling and tenderness in nearby gums
Swelling and tenderness in nearby gums
A persistent or recurring pimple on the gums
High-quality Endodontic Treatment
Imaging & Diagnosis
Modern imaging techniques allow us to understand the anatomy of your tooth to treat it correctly.
Painfree Process
The tooth and surrounding area are numbed to prevent the sensation of pain.
Removing the Infection
We’ll remove decay, clean and disinfect your canal system, and seal the canal.
Custom Crown
A crown is designed to cover and protect the tooth, restoring beauty & function.
Handled by, Dr. Rekha
Handled by, Dr. Rekha
Founder, Medical Director & Specialist Endodontist who has preserved several precious smiles for more than 18 years. Dr. Rekha Bipin specialises in Microscopic Root Canal Treatments, Management of Dental Trauma, Laser Treatments, Surgical Endodontics, Retreatments and Regenerative Procedures
Why Rekha’s
for Root Canal?
Premium Experience
From booking to the appointment and warm reception to the high-quality dental care, we ensure you have the best holistic experience.
One-stop solution
After a root canal, a crown needs to be placed on the root canal treated tooth to prevent reinfection. Once you are done, our prosthodontist will consult you and do the needful.
Specialist Endodontist
With our experienced Specialist Endodontist, Dr. Rekha, you are in safe hands
Microscopic Root Canal Treatments
Root canal treatments are all about precision. At Rekha’s we offer microscopic root canal treatments for best results.
Rated 4.7 on Google
The special team for special smiles. Comfortable & premium care.
Katherine Moss
Teeth Whitening
Professional, gentle, and kind doctors. I was at ease through the whole process. .
Pacita Cabacungan
Veneers
Medical knowledge combined with attention to detail, integrity, and openness are the key drivers of this clinic. Highly recommended.
Georges Akkaoui
Root Canal
Timely service everytime. Knew I was in good hands.
Abu Shayan
Scaling & Polishing
Frequently Asked
Questions
One of the most common reasons for root canal failure is missing minute anatomical details the human eye is not able to see. With the help of a dental microscope a clinician can overcome these limitations and make precise treatments with lasting results and you’ll have minimal discomfort throughout the whole process.
Most patients feel little or no pain during a root canal procedure. Generally, before the treatment begins, the tooth and surrounding area are numbed to prevent the sensation of pain. This is usually done with local anaesthesia.
In nearly all root canal cases, a protective dental crown will be required once your endodontic therapy is completed. The crown can be customised to match the shade of the patient’s existing teeth. This crown adds strength and stability to the root canal treated tooth. Once it is placed, the normal biting and chewing functions of the treated tooth are restored.
The American Association of Endodontists says that modern root canal treatment is very similar to having a routine filling and usually can be completed in one or two appointments, depending on the complexity of the infection and the number of canals to be treated.
