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If you are experiencing tooth pain, tooth discoloration, or even extreme tooth sensitivity, your tooth may be infected. If this is the case, we may be able to help relieve your tooth pain and save your teeth from needing extraction with a simple root canal.

What Is a Root Canal?

A root canal, or root canal therapy, is a procedure that removes infected pulp tissue from your teeth to prevent tooth loss, further tooth infection, and other health issues. Root canals are a very common endodontic procedure. It has been estimated that over 14 million root canals are performed every year.

Your dental pulp is made up of living connective tissue and can be found in the center of each one of your teeth. The nerves in your teeth travel up to your dental pulp using tiny passages in your tooth roots; these passages are called canals.

When the pulp in your tooth becomes infected, the infection can hit these nerve endings and cause a serious toothache. If the infection isn’t treated, it can spread to other teeth or cause other health problems. By performing a root canal and removing the harmful bacteria causing the infection, our team at Red Mountain Endodontics can keep your teeth healthy, relieve your tooth pain, and improve your overall health.

Why Choose Red Mountain Endodontics?

General and family dentists can perform root canal procedures, but when you come to Red Mountain Endodontics, you receive focused care and individualized attention. Our endodontic team utilizes the latest technology to make our procedures as comfortable as possible. Endodontic specialists have an extra two years of training and additional experience that can make procedures more precise and efficient.

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The Root Canal Procedure

You can be assured that when you come to Red Mountain Endodontics for your root canal treatment, we will treat you with individualized care every time. Our root canal procedure generally follows these steps:

  • First, we will remove all the infected dental pulp.
  • Once the infection is removed, we will carefully clean and seal your root canal system.
  • Your final restoration will be handled by your general dentist.
  • During our procedures, we use local anesthesia for added comfort.
  • After a root canal procedure, you’ll be able to safely drive home from our office.

A root canal treatment should help you get back your full oral health, however if you notice any lingering pain please contact our office right away! We want you to be as healthy as possible.

Get Root Canal Therapy for Total Oral Health

Call our endodontic team at Red Mountain Endodontics today to set up an appointment.

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