No: Usually there is no pain at all when having root canal therapy. On rare occasions, it's hard to get a tooth completely numb at first. This is usually when an acute infection is present. There are methods to handle this.
Answered 12/31/2013
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It is not normal: Some soreness AFTER a root canal is normal. In most cases, you will not have any pain during a root canal procedure. If you have discomfort or pain during the procedure, let your dentist know and he/she will add more of local anesthetic to keep the comfort zone.
Answered 10/3/2014
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