Saving Your Teeth
Root canal procedures are a common necessity for adults dealing with severe toothaches or infections, which may cause irreparable tooth damage.
Despite misconceptions, root canals are vital for preserving your natural teeth. At Future of Dentistry, your comfort and well-being are our top priorities.
If you are experiencing pain from an abscessed tooth, it is important to get treatment as soon as possible in order to preserve the health of your teeth, as well as your overall health. At Future of Dentistry, we offer same day dentistry for patients experiencing toothaches, tooth damage and more. Get relief for your toothache at one of our 5 convenient locations today!
While root canals are typically painless, we understand dental anxiety is real. That’s why we offer a comfort menu featuring blankets, headphones, and hot towels to ensure you feel relaxed throughout your treatment.
Trust us to make your root canal experience safe and comfortable, restoring your smile and saving your teeth.
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What Is A Root Canal?
A root canal refers to both the inner pulp chamber of a tooth and the procedure to treat its infection.
Root canal treatment is required when this inner pulp chamber becomes infected. The sooner we can spot the tooth infection and treat it, the better; if the pulp decays to the point of death, this can cause an abscess, a painful infection of the jawbone near the tooth root, as well as a severe toothache.
Within the tooth lies the root canal, containing nerve tissue vital for its health. When this tissue becomes infected, root canal treatment becomes necessary to prevent further complications.
While root canals have a reputation for discomfort, modern advancements in dental technology have transformed the procedure into a painless experience.
At Future of Dentistry, we prioritize patient comfort, ensuring a safe and comfortable environment for every procedure. Trust us to alleviate your dental concerns and restore your oral health with care and expertise
The Root Canal Procedure
The purpose of root canal treatment is to thoroughly cleanse the inside of a tooth that has been severely damaged by decay or infection. Tooth infection is usually the result of poor oral hygiene or trauma that has allowed bacteria to creep into the tooth’s core and infect the healthy pulp.
At Future of Dentistry, we use a computer-controlled device to locate the root canal in a given tooth and remove the diseased nerve tissue with little to no discomfort—all in a single visit.
Once the inside of the tooth is cleaned and the damaged pulp removed, we fill your tooth with a biocompatible material to seal it and prevent another tooth infection. For maximum protection, we reconstruct the tooth with a white filling that helps rebuild the tooth roots. When that’s finished, your tooth will be topped off with a beautiful porcelain crown.
Your toothache will be gone, and you can rest easy when you know your mouth is free from that tooth infection. We want to help you relieve pain through this life-changing procedure!
Comfortable Root Canal Treatment At Future Of Dentistry
If you’re dealing with a toothache and think you may be in need of root canal treatment, don’t hesitate to call our office. The sooner we can get you in for an appointment, the sooner you can get back to living healthy and pain-free. As always, visit our office, or call us with any questions!
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Root Canal FAQs
How much does a root canal cost?
Root canals can vary in cost depending on the tooth. Molars are more expensive than other because of their location. Generally, a root canal costs between $700 – $1500.
Do I need a crown after a root canal?
A crown may be necessary after a root canal, but not always. Depending on how much of the healthy tooth is remaining after the root canal, a crown may be used to protect the tooth to prevent infection and decay.
How long does a root canal last?
In a study of nearly 500,000 root canals, 86 percent of root canals lasted 10 years or longer. The longevity of a root canal ultimately comes down to a number of factors like timing of treatment, location of the tooth, patient age and more.
How long does the root canal procedure last?
Root canal therapy may require one or two appointments. These appointments are about 30-60 minutes long, but can last longer for larger teeth like molars.
How urgent is a root canal?
Root canals can fall under emergency dentistry if they are serious enough. Tooth infections are extremely painful, and if left untreated for too long, can lead to serious complications including losing the tooth.
