Endodontics
No one wants to hear the words, “You need a root canal.”
But keep in mind that the root canal procedure is a far better outcome than a lost tooth.
Endodontics - to save the tooth
The root canals of each tooth house nerve tissue and dental pulp, which contain blood vessels that provide nourishment. When this tissue becomes infected, a tooth may be in danger of dying. Without a root canal, patients may experience severe swelling, bone loss, inflammation, toothache, darkening of the tooth, gum soreness, and drainage problems.
A root canal procedure is usually recommended after other dental treatment options have been considered. It is a treatment that is used to save a tooth from extraction, an absolute last-resort option at our practice. Root canals are common in cases where large cavities have done too much damage to fix with a tooth-colored filling or dental crown. They are also used in cases where a tooth infection is simply too invasive to control.
Steps of a Root Canal
We offer state-of-the-art endodontic treatment to our patients who need a solution to severe tooth damage right away.
If you are searching for a comprehensive dental team that can take care of all your family’s dental needs, please contact the experienced dentists. Our root canal services are performed with a high level of quality and attention to detail.
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