You may notice persistent pain, sensitivity to hot or cold, swelling, or tenderness when biting.
Root Canal Treatment
You can relieve tooth pain and save your natural tooth with expert root canal treatment designed for comfort and lasting results.
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Cost
You can expect root canal costs to vary based on the complexity of the case and your insurance coverage.
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Procedure Duration
You can expect root canal treatment to take 1 to 2 visits, typically lasting 60 to 90 minutes each.
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Pain Level
You can expect minimal discomfort, as sedation options help make the procedure as comfortable as possible.
Sedation Dentistry
Root Canal Treatment to Save Your Natural Tooth
You can save an infected or damaged tooth with root canal treatment. Your dentist removes the infected pulp, cleans the inside of the tooth, and seals it to prevent further issues. This procedure relieves pain, restores function, and helps you keep your natural tooth.
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Process of Root Canal Treatment
- Initial Consultation and Imaging: You will receive an exam and X-rays to identify infection and determine if a root canal is needed.
- Numbing the Area: Your dentist will use local anesthesia (and sedation if needed) to keep you comfortable throughout the procedure.
- Removing Infection: The infected or damaged pulp inside your tooth is carefully removed.
- Cleaning and Sealing: The inner canals are cleaned, disinfected, and filled with a protective material to prevent reinfection.
- Restoration: A dental crown is placed to restore the tooth’s strength, function, and appearance.
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What Are the Next Steps?
- Follow Post-Treatment Instructions: Follow all care instructions to manage mild discomfort and protect the treated tooth.
- Complete Final Restoration: You may need a permanent crown to fully restore and protect your tooth.
- Maintain Oral Hygiene: Brush and floss regularly to keep the area clean and prevent future issues.
- Attend Follow-Up Visits: Return for dental checkups to ensure proper healing and long-term success.
FAQ
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What symptoms may indicate an issue inside a tooth?
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When should you see a dentist about tooth sensitivity or swelling?
You should seek care right away if symptoms persist, worsen, or are accompanied by swelling or severe discomfort.
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Why is it important to address deep tooth infections early?
You can prevent serious complications and tooth loss by treating infections early before they spread.