Root Canal

A root canal treats infection deep inside a tooth so the tooth itself can be saved. Your visit starts with an examination and an X-ray to confirm what the tooth needs; nothing begins before that is explained to you.

The area is numbed thoroughly before any work starts. The dentist then cleans the infected canal, shapes it, and seals it — often across one or two sittings, depending on the tooth. A crown is usually advised afterwards to protect it, and your dentist will tell you if yours needs one.

Some tenderness for a day or two afterwards is normal. You will leave with clear aftercare instructions and a follow-up plan.

• FeeOn request
• Time in the chair30 min
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