05 / 13 — Specialty care
The goal isn't to pull the tooth. It's for you to keep it.
When decay or trauma reaches the nerve, the pain won't go away on its own. A root canal removes the damaged tissue inside the tooth, disinfects it and seals it. It's done under local anesthesia and — despite its reputation — it's the treatment that ends the pain, not the one that causes it.
SolvesSevere pain and nerve infection
AnesthesiaLocal
GoalKeep your natural tooth
Signs
If one or more apply to you, an evaluation is worth it.
The process
A periapical X-ray taken on site shows the root and how far the infection goes.
We fully numb the area and isolate the tooth to work clean.
We remove damaged tissue, disinfect and shape the canals.
We seal the canals and plan the final restoration (filling or crown) to protect the tooth.
The outcome
We remove the cause, not just the symptom.
No extraction, no gap to deal with later.
Your final crown or filling is done in the same clinic.
Common questions
It's done under local anesthesia. Most patients say it feels like a long filling. The severe pain is the one before treatment, not during.
Keeping your tooth is almost always better for your bite and your wallet. An extraction leaves a space that needs rehabilitation later.
Often yes, especially on molars, because the tooth becomes more fragile. We confirm it case by case.
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