BDS, MDS | Endodontist

At Magnum Clinic, we’re proud to have Dr. Jaya on our specialist team. She has successfully managed a wide range of cases—from single-visit RCTs to intricate re-root canal procedures and endodontic flare-ups—using evidence-based protocols and advanced technology. Her focus is on comfort, accuracy, and long-term tooth preservation, ensuring patients return to full function and confidence quickly.

Areas of Expertise

• Root Canal Treatment (RCT) – painless, precise endodontic therapy
  
  
• Re-Root Canal Treatments – management of failed or recurrent cases
  
  
• Post & Core – foundation restorations for weakened teeth
  
  
• Single-Visit RCTs – time-efficient treatment where clinically indicated
  
  
• Endo Flare-Up Management – rapid relief protocols for acute pain/infection
  
  
• Crowns & Bridges – functional and aesthetic full-coverage restorations
  
  
• Vital & Non-Vital Bleaching – targeted whitening, including after RCT
  
  
• Oral Prophylaxis & Preventive Care – scaling, polishing, and maintenance
  
  

Education & Training

• MDS (Endodontics) – National Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) University, Jaipur, Rajasthan (India)
  
  
• BDS – Kothiwal Dental College, Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh (India)
  
  

Her academic foundation, paired with extensive chairside experience, equips her with advanced endodontic techniques and a meticulous, results-driven clinical style.

Philosophy of Care

Dr. Jaya believes that modern endodontics should be comfortable, conservative, and predictable. She emphasizes:

• Personalized treatment plans tailored to each tooth and patient
  
  
• Minimally invasive techniques to preserve natural tooth structure
  
  
• Use of advanced instrumentation and irrigation protocols for durability
  
  
• Clear guidance on post-treatment care and long-term maintenance

Frequently Asked Questions

• Are root canals painful?
  With contemporary anesthesia and techniques, treatment is typically comfortable. Most patients report relief of pain rather than discomfort during the procedure.
• When is a re-root canal needed?
  If symptoms persist or infection recurs after a prior RCT, a re-treatment can disinfect and reseal the canals to save the tooth.
• Why is a crown recommended after RCT?
  Endodontically treated teeth can become brittle. A full-coverage crown restores strength, function, and longevity.
• Can a root canal be done in one visit?
  Yes—single-visit RCT is possible when clinical factors (infection level, canal anatomy, patient comfort) are favorable. Dr. Jaya will advise the safest option.
• What helps prevent future issues after RCT?
  Timely definitive restoration (post & core/crown), good oral hygiene, and periodic reviews help maintain long-term success.