Get root canal treatment in Bhowanipore, Kolkata with Dr Madhulika Purkait at Radiant 32. Your tooth is examined, the cause of pain identified, and treatment explained clearly with a focus on preserving your natural tooth and comfortable care.
Same dayRelief slots for pain and swelling
One to twoSittings for most root canals
Root canal treatment at Radiant 32 is planned to remove no more of the tooth than necessary. Dr Madhulika Purkait examines the tooth carefully and takes an X-ray first, so the canal is opened precisely where the infection sits, rather than guessed at. This careful planning keeps enough natural tooth structure left for the crown to hold firmly in place.
Tell us the tooth that is bothering you and the clinic calls back during working hours with a slot. Nothing is charged to book, and the consultation fee of 500 rupees is paid at the clinic.
Don't wait out these signs of root canal infection. If any sound familiar, book a check - early treatment is smaller, faster and cheaper than treatment delayed.
A sharp or throbbing ache, especially when chewing, is a common sign the tooth's nerve needs root canal treatment.
Pain that lingers well after the hot or cold is gone points to an inflamed or infected nerve inside the tooth.
Swelling or a recurring bump on the gum near a tooth usually means infection is draining from the root underneath.
A tooth that has turned grey or dull yellow compared with its neighbours often means the nerve tissue has died.
Root canal treatment removes infected tissue from inside the tooth, cleans the canals and seals them to prevent further infection. Dr Purkait examines the tooth and takes an X-ray before treatment so the procedure is planned around the tooth's actual condition.
Once the canals are cleaned and sealed, the tooth is restored to help it withstand normal chewing. The aim is to remove the source of infection while preserving as much healthy natural tooth structure as possible.
Radiant 32 provides root canal treatment in Bhowanipore, Kolkata for teeth affected by infection, deep decay, injury and persistent pain, with treatment planned around each tooth's condition.
Every root canal treatment at Radiant 32 starts with a proper look, not a guess. Dr Madhulika Purkait examines the tooth and the gum around it, then takes an X-ray to see exactly how far the infection has travelled and how many canals the tooth has. This decides the treatment plan - a front tooth with one canal is a different job from a back molar with three or four. The tooth is cleaned and shaped with fine hand and rotary files under local anaesthetic, and every instrument comes from a sealed sterilised pouch, opened at the chair in front of you, so nothing about the root canal procedure is a mystery.
Three stages cover every root canal booked at the clinic, from the first X-ray to the finished crown.
A thorough exam and an X-ray show how far the infection has spread and confirm which canals need treating.
The infected pulp is removed and the canal is cleaned and shaped with fine files, then rinsed to clear out bacteria.
The cleaned canal is sealed, and a crown is fitted afterwards to restore normal biting strength.
Most painless root canal treatment at Radiant 32 is completed in a single sitting, occasionally two for a heavily infected molar. Old ideas about root canals being long and painful don't match how the treatment is actually done today. The tooth is fully numbed with local anaesthetic before anything begins, and Dr Purkait confirms you're comfortable at every stage rather than assuming it. If decay is caught early enough that the nerve isn't yet involved, a simple filling may be all that's needed instead - that call is made honestly at the exam. Once the canal is cleaned, shaped and sealed, a temporary filling closes the tooth until the crown is ready, and most patients return to normal eating the same day.
Recovery is usually straightforward. These four points cover what actually matters in the first few days.
Take the prescribed painkillers as directed and give the treated area a day or two to settle before chewing on it.
Keep brushing and flossing as usual, just gently around the treated tooth, to help the gum heal cleanly.
Stick to soft foods and avoid anything very hot, cold or hard until the crown is fitted.
Keep the appointment for the permanent crown - an unprotected tooth is the one most likely to crack later.
A tooth that wakes you at night, throbs against hot drinks or has swollen the gum around it usually needs the nerve treated rather than another filling. The tooth is numbed, the infected pulp is cleaned out, the canals are sealed and a crown protects what is left.
Most root canal treatment cases here finish in one or two sittings. The alternative - extraction - costs less on the day and much more later, because the gap then needs a bridge or an implant to stop the neighbouring teeth drifting.
Four reasons patients choose Radiant 32 for root canal treatment, again and again in reviews and at the chair.
Dr Madhulika Purkait personally plans and completes every root canal treatment at Radiant 32.
The root canal and the crown are both quoted after the X-ray, before any drilling starts.
The anaesthetic is given time to work fully, and treatment pauses the moment you raise a hand.
A throbbing or swollen tooth is seen and calmed the day you call, even if the full treatment is booked later.
Dr Purkait completed her BDS at Guru Nanak Institute of Dental Sciences and Research in Kolkata in 2015 and has spent eleven years treating root canals in Bhowanipore and across South Kolkata since. She is registered with the West Bengal State Dental Council under number 4324A.
Her day to day work is the ordinary, useful kind: cleanings that stop gums bleeding, root canals that save a tooth already written off, crowns and bridges that let people chew on both sides again. Patients on Practo mention two things repeatedly, that the treatment stayed comfortable and that the clinic is clean.
A toothache rarely improves on its own, and root canal treatment is almost always smaller and cheaper the earlier it's caught. Call the clinic or leave your number and Radiant 32 will call you back with a slot that fits your week.
Five answers to the questions patients ask most before a root canal. Anything else, call the clinic and ask.
The tooth is numbed with local anaesthetic before anything starts, so a painless root canal treatment experience is the norm, not the exception. Mild soreness for a day or two afterwards settles with the medicine prescribed.
Most straightforward cases finish in one to two sittings. A heavily infected molar with several canals occasionally needs a third.
In almost every case, yes. The tooth becomes brittle after treatment, and a crown protects it from cracking under normal biting force.
It depends on the tooth and the crown material chosen. At Radiant 32, the exact cost is confirmed in writing after the X-ray and exam, so nothing is estimated over the phone.
Saving the natural tooth with root canal treatment is usually the better long-term choice. Extraction is quicker on the day, but the gap it leaves often needs a bridge or an implant later, which costs more than the root canal would have.
