Whiteline Dental
Root Canal
A root canal is a dental procedure that removes infected pulp from a tooth, relieving pain and saving the tooth.
What is root canal treatment?
At Whiteline Dental Clinic, our root canal procedure is designed to save severely damaged or infected teeth while relieving pain and restoring function. The treatment begins with a thorough examination and diagnostic imaging to assess the extent of the damage and infection. Our experienced dentists then discuss the procedure, addressing any questions to ensure patient comfort.
During the root canal treatment, local anesthesia is administered to numb the affected area, minimizing discomfort. The dentist carefully removes the infected pulp from the tooth’s interior, cleans and disinfects the root canals, and shapes them for filling.
After cleaning, we fill the canals with biocompatible material to seal them and prevent future infections. A temporary crown may be placed to protect the tooth until a permanent restoration is completed. Post-procedure, we provide detailed aftercare instructions to ensure proper healing. Our focus on patient care and advanced techniques ensures a smooth, effective root canal experience.
Why should you go for a root canal?
We recommend our clients to go for a root canal as it saves infected teeth, relieves pain, and restores functionality, preventing tooth loss and further complications.
1. Significant Pain Relief
A root canal eliminates tooth pain caused by infection or inflammation, providing significant relief and improving life.
2. Tooth Preservation
The procedure saves the natural tooth, preventing the need for extraction and maintaining the integrity of your mouth.
3. Improved Functionality
After treatment, the restored tooth functions normally, allowing for comfortable chewing and speaking.
4. Long-Lasting Solution
With proper care, a tooth treated with a root canal can last many years, making it a durable solution.
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Whiteline Dental Clinic proudly accepts all major dental insurance plans, making top-tier dental care more accessible for our premium clientele. With our seamless insurance handling, patients can enjoy the finest dental services without financial worries. Our commitment to convenience and excellence ensures every patient experiences unmatched care tailored to their individual needs.
Commonly Asked Questions
Questions that we are asked frequently
In this section are some of the most common questions we're asked about root canals, as well as some helpful tips for the overall wellbeing of your teeth.
If your tooth is decayed and you leave it untreated, you’ll only make matters worse. Even if it doesn’t hurt right now, that decay could spread to other teeth. If you wait until you are in pain, your dentist might have to perform a root canal on more than one tooth.
We recommend soft foods after your procedure to avoid irritation and allow your mouth to recover. Although you may be hungry, avoid eating until any numbness from the anesthetic has completely disappeared.
Root canals typically can be done in one visit to the dentist and usually do not take more than two hours. If your problem is severe, you will likely need at least two visits to the dentist to complete the procedure.
Extracting the infected tooth is an alternative to undergoing a root canal, but that option should not be on the table unless there is nothing that can be done to salvage the damaged tooth. Having your teeth pulled can lead to the loss of bone density in your jaw, especially if the missing tooth is not replaced soon.
there are three different types of dental bridges available: traditional fixed bridges, resin bonded bridges and cantilever bridges. The patient’s needs will determine which type of dental bridge will be used.