Root Canal Procedure

For root canal procedures, the patient will be fully anesthetized. A rubber dam will be placed around the tooth in question and then a small hole will be drilled in the top of the tooth. Using microscopes and fine instruments, we will enter the inside of the tooth and remove the infected nerves and blood vessels. We will then clean the area thoroughly and fill the spaces we have created inside the root with biocompatible materials. Finally, the hole that was drilled on the top of the tooth will be sealed with a filling. The rubber dam is removed, and the patient will be good to go.

Who are Endodontists?

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Who are Endodontists?

Commonly known as “root canal specialists”, endodontists are dentists with …

What is Endodontics?

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What is Endodontics?

Endodontics can be broken down into 2 areas. The first area deals with …

Surgical Endodontics

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Surgical Endodontics

Surgical endodontics is another area that endodontists are trained in. In a surgical …

Endotontists &General Dentist

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Endotontists & General Dentist

Your general dentist will refer you to an Endodontist if you have an especially …

Root Canal Procedure

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Root Canal Procedure

For root canal procedures, the patient will be fully anesthetized. A rubber dam will …

Do You Need a Root Canal?

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Do You Need a Root Canal?

You should visit an endodontist if you have any of the following symptoms …

Who are Endodontists?

Commonly known as “root canal specialists”, endodontists are dentists with …

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What is Endodontics?

Endodontics can be broken down into 2 areas. The first area deals with …

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Surgical Endodontics

Surgical endodontics is another area that endodontists are trained in. In a surgical …

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Endotontists & General Dentist

Your general dentist will refer you to an Endodontist if you have an especially …

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Root Canal Procedure

For root canal procedures, the patient will be fully anesthetized. A rubber dam will …

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Do You Need a Root Canal?

You should visit an endodontist if you have any of the following symptoms …

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