Is your toothache getting worse? If you're experiencing sharp, lingering pain — especially when eating hot, cold, or sweet foods — you may have a cavity that’s reached the nerve.

At our dental clinic in Lokhandwala, Andheri West, we treat many patients with deep dental decay that has progressed beyond the enamel and dentin to touch the tooth's pulp (nerve tissue). At this stage, the condition requires urgent attention to prevent further damage.


Signs a Cavity Has Reached the Nerve

  • Sharp, throbbing or constant toothache
  • Pain on biting or chewing
  • Sensitivity to hot/cold that lingers
  • Swelling near the affected tooth
  • Darkening or visible hole in the tooth

Treatment Options

  • Root Canal Treatment (RCT)
  • This is the most effective treatment for deep decay. It removes the infected nerve, disinfects the tooth, and seals it.

  • Post & Core with Crown
  • For severely broken teeth, reinforcement followed by a dental crown is needed for long-term strength.

  • Emergency Pain Relief
  • We also provide quick relief if you're in severe pain, followed by definitive treatment.


Why Visit Our Andheri West Clinic?

Our clinic uses digital X-rays and advanced rotary endodontics to make RCT quick, painless, and effective. We focus on tooth preservation with the most biocompatible materials available.

FAQ

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