Root Canal Treatment

Allows you to keep your natural tooth

Maintain proper chewing function

Prevent the need for extraction

Signs and Symptoms You Need a Root Canal

Spontaneous pain even when you’re not eating or drinking

Pain that wakes you up in the middle of the night

Toothache that worsens when pressure is applied or when eating

Recurring swelling of the gums

Tenderness in the gums

Extreme sensitivity to cold or heat

Pay attention to these symptoms for good oral health. See a dentist if you're unsure about any symptoms.

During Your Root Canal

Once full anesthesia is achieved, the treatment will be completed in one or two appointments, depending on the health of the pulpal tissue. If your tooth was severely infected, we may choose to place a medication in your canals for one or two weeks before completing the root canal to effectively decontaminate the area. A temporary filling will be used between treatments to keep the area sterile. The height of the tooth is reduced so that the new tooth does not interfere with the bite.

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