Best Endodontist in Nerul

• Persistent tooth pain Root canal treatment failure
• Swelling in gums or jaw
• Tooth discoloration
• Cracked tooth

• Root canal treatment failures
• Complicated cases of tooth infection
• Trauma to the tooth
• Cracked tooth

• Endodontic diagnosis and treatment of night pain in tooth
• Persistent tooth sensitivity to hot and cold beverages
• Swelling with pus
• Pain that persists even after medication

Dr. Sayali Erandolkar Sangvikar, MDS, is a reputed endodontist with more than 18 years of experience in performing complex root canal treatment and saving natural teeth. With more than 5000 successful treatments, she is an expert in all areas related to conservative dentistry. Her specialty is the endodontic treatment of complex root anatomy, root fractures, and trauma to the teeth.

• Experience in complex root canal and retreatment cases
• Specialist in the management of dental trauma
• Conservative approach to all dental treatments to save the natural teeth

We offer specialized endodontic treatment with a view to save the natural teeth. Our treatment philosophy is based on precise diagnosis and minimally-invasive endodontic procedures.

Endodontic (Root Canal) treatment is highly specialized and complex procedure. Our mission is to help patients to restore and retain their natural teeth. We believe that the key element for a successful root canal therapy is the accurate diagnosis of the underlying problem. Our endodontic specialist Dr. Sayali Erandolkar Sangvikar is trained to deal with all aspects of tooth pain related to the endodontic (pulp, root, and periapical tissues). She is experienced in handling complex and challenging cases, including failed root canal treatments, with confidence and precision. Her special emphasis is on a conservative approach to save natural teeth, whenever possible.

Dr. Sayali is often consulted in complex scenarios where patients either need a second opinion or the previous treatment by other dentists has failed.

Most people aren’t sure when to see a general dentist versus an endodontist. Knowing the difference between an Endodontist and General Dentist is important in order to know when to consult whom. In general, the following differences between the two dental specialists help you understand how they differ from each other

• General Dentist: focus on all areas of dental care, ranging from basic preventive care and fillings to more complex restorative treatments.
• An endodontist is a specialist who focuses on preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases of the dental pulp, root canal treatment, and associated tissues.

In short, if you have a persistent or challenging tooth pain that is not diagnosed or managed effectively by a general dentist or you have been referred to an endodontist by a general dentist, the best thing to do is to consult an endodontist.

• Root Canal Treatment
• Dental Fillings
• Dental Crowns
• Dental Implants
• Gum Diseases

Restore Dentist provides advanced endodontic (root canal) treatment in Nerul, Seawoods, Sanpada, Vashi, CBD Belapur, and nearby cities.

We suggest you schedule an appointment at the earliest to avoid further discomfort and potential loss of the affected tooth.

What does an endodontist do that a dentist does not?

An endodontist is a dentist who has received additional training and has become a specialist in treating the inside of the tooth (the pulp, nerve, and root). This is in addition to their general dentistry training. So unlike a general dentist, an endodontist has the additional expertise and experience to manage complex endodontic (root canal) cases. Moreover, an endodontist can often provide more accurate diagnosis and treatment for a painful tooth. Therefore, for complex problems related to the pulp, root canal treatment, and retreatment – an endodontist is your best bet.

How do I know whether I need to see a dentist or an endodontist?

If you have a complex root canal case or have persistent pain following a root canal treatment, your dentist may recommend that you see an endodontist. In addition, if you have a tooth infection with calcified canals, or unusual root anatomy and your dentist refers you to an endodontist, you can choose to see an endodontist directly. Also, if you want a second opinion or you prefer to have an endodontic procedure done by a specialist, you may want to consider seeing an endodontist directly.

Is it worth seeing an endodontist if he charges more than a dentist?

A specialist typically charges more than a dentist. In the context of endodontic treatment, it is essential to think of this as an investment as opposed to an expense. Because while an endodontist typically charges more than a dentist, an improperly performed root canal by a dentist can lead to retreatment by an endodontist anyway. Moreover, if the root canal treatment fails eventually, the patient may have to lose the tooth and opt for dental implants, which can be significantly more expensive than a root canal treatment. Thus, considering the long-term costs, a root canal treatment performed by an endodontist can be much more cost-effective in the long run.

Can an Endodontist save my infected tooth?

Yes, an endodontist can save an infected tooth

What will happen if I ignore a tooth infection?

If you ignore a tooth infection, it will not go away on its own. Unfortunately, most often, an untreated infection spreads into the surrounding tissues and causes a painful swelling in the gums. This swelling can spread into the neck and lead to a life-threatening condition. Chronic tooth infection also has far-reaching effects on the rest of the body. In fact, several studies now associate chronic tooth infection with heart disease.

Do I need to get a crown after endodontic treatment?

It depends on the tooth that is being treated. However, most often, a crown is required following endodontic treatment of back teeth.

Is specialist endodontic treatment painful?

Endodontic treatment is usually performed under local anesthesia and is generally not painful. After the infection is removed, the pain typically goes away.

What questions should I ask during my first consultation?

You should ask as many questions as possible. Ask your specialist about the exact cause of your symptoms. Ask about treatment options. Ask whether they can save the tooth or whether extraction is inevitable. Ask how many visits it will take and what the success rates are. Ask what you can expect if you postpone the treatment. A responsible doctor will always be able to respond to your inquiries honestly and support them with relevant x-rays. The more questions you ask, the more confident you can feel that you are consulting one of the best endodontists in Nerul, who has your best interests in mind.

How successful is root canal treatment?

Root canal treatment, when performed by an endodontist, followed by appropriate restoration, has an excellent prognosis or long-term success rate.