Particularly within the first 24 hours, a pain can be seen, which makes itself felt and disappears. This pain is insignificant and can be significantly reduced with the help of an analgesic without going through anesthesia. The patient may have difficulty using that tooth. After 1-2 days, the pain decreases but the sensitivity may continue for 1 week-10 days.

Spontaneous pain in teeth,Increased pain at night and not even with painkillers,Long-lasting pain triggered by an external agent, such as cold, hot, or contact with the tooth, swelling around the tooth, gingiva and / or related lymph glands.However, teeth that have lost their vitality may not cause any complaints. This should not be perceived as the lack of need for root canal treatment. Canal therapy does not cause pain; on the contrary, it is applied for pain relief. Teeth and surrounding tissues to be treated for root canal anesthesia are anesthetized. The patient does not feel pain during treatment. However, in some cases the patient may experience minor discomfort. This problem is easily overcome by performing auxiliary anesthesia.

Root canal treatment aims removing inflammatory or necrotic dental pulp (neurovascular bundle), leading to toothache, abscess and cyst formation, from root canals and filling the resultant pocket completely with a tissue-friendly substance. If a correct and healthy root canal treatment is applied to the tooth and the patient pays attention to oral care, the duration of the tooth stay in the mouth is no different from a normal tooth. Root canal teeth should be checked by your physician periodically (at least every six months) because they do not detect pain.