No, we do it after giving you anesthetics 
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Root canal treatment is not usually painful, thanks to modern anesthesia and techniques. During the procedure, the area is numbed, so most patients feel little to no pain. Some discomfort or soreness may occur afterward, similar to other dental work, but it’s usually mild and manageable with painkillers.
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Root canal is just boring (as a patient).
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Its a longer procedure and patient might get bored.. and some patients also feel tired to keep the mouth open for so long.
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No it’s not as it’s done under local anesthesia , so you will fill very mild to no pain during the procedure. However sometimes it may take more dose of anesthesia than usual due to hyperactive nerves .
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- Mostly less pain is observed but root canals usually can cause swelling or inflammation.
- Roots canals cause pain and senstivity which usually fade away in few days .
No. Root canal treatment are not painful. It is always done under anthesia. The tooth is numbed and treatment is done. If you still feel pain there might be some underlying cause. Don’t worry we can find the cause and do your treatment in next visit.