Root Canal Treatment
Save damaged teeth with modern, comfortable endodontic therapy
Save Your Natural Teeth
A root canal is treatment used to save a tooth that is broken, decayed, or infected. Modern techniques make the procedure comfortable and highly successful.
Signs You May Need Root Canal Treatment
Cracked Tooth
Visible cracks or chips that may expose the inner tooth structure to bacteria.
Pain When Chewing
Sharp or throbbing pain when biting down or chewing food.
Temperature Sensitivity
Prolonged sensitivity to hot and cold temperatures that lingers.
Swollen Gums
Swelling and tenderness in the gums around the affected tooth.
Gum Pimple/Fistula
Small bump or pimple that appears on the gum near the tooth.
Large Decay
Extensive tooth decay that has reached the inner pulp chamber.
Modern Root Canal Process
Numbing
Tooth is numbed before treatment begins. Numbness lasts 2-3 hours after completion.
Cleaning
Nerve and pulp tissues are removed and cleaned from inside the tooth canals.
Sealing
Canals are thoroughly cleaned and then sealed to prevent reinfection.
Post-Procedure Care
Immediate Care
- Avoid eating until anesthesia wears off
- Take prescribed pain medications
- Use ice if swelling occurs
Long-Term Success
- Treated tooth may require crown
- Regular dental check-ups
- Good oral hygiene maintenance
Important: Stops potential infection spread and relieves tooth pain while saving your natural tooth.
Don't Live with Tooth Pain
Root canal treatment can save your natural tooth and eliminate pain. Schedule an evaluation today.