Relieve tooth pain and help save your natural tooth with root canal treatment from Dr. Rick Miller and the Bent Tree Dental team.
A root canal is a restorative dental procedure used to treat infection or inflammation inside a tooth. When the soft tissue, known as the pulp, becomes damaged by deep decay, cracks, trauma, or repeated dental procedures, bacteria can enter the tooth and cause pain or infection.
A Dallas root canal dentist carefully removes the damaged tissue, cleans and disinfects the inside of the tooth, and seals it to help prevent future infection. In many cases, this treatment allows you to keep your natural tooth instead of having it extracted.
Ignoring an infected tooth can allow the problem to worsen over time. What begins as occasional sensitivity may progress to severe pain, swelling, an abscess, or eventual tooth loss.
Root canal treatment helps eliminate infection while preserving as much of your natural tooth as possible. Saving your natural tooth often allows you to maintain normal chewing function, avoid shifting teeth, and reduce the need for more extensive restorative treatment later.
Common signs include persistent tooth pain, sensitivity to hot or cold, discomfort when biting down, swollen gums, tooth discoloration, or an abscess. A dental examination and X-rays are needed to determine whether root canal treatment is appropriate.
Schedule an evaluation if tooth pain is persistent, worsening, or accompanied by swelling, prolonged sensitivity, pain when biting, or signs of infection. Not every toothache requires a root canal, so an examination and X-rays are important for determining the cause and appropriate treatment.
Treating an infected tooth early can relieve pain, address infection, and help preserve your natural smile. If you are experiencing persistent tooth pain or sensitivity, our team can evaluate the problem and clearly explain your treatment options.
Call Bent Tree Dental at (972) 380-2118 to schedule a consultation for root canal treatment in Dallas.
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You've already paid for your coverage, and it doesn't roll over into next year. If you've got treatment you've been putting off, now's the time! Book before the holidays and December fills up.