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Diagnosis
An examination and dental X-rays help identify the tooth and assess whether root canal treatment is appropriate.
Relieve pain and preserve teeth
Assessment and treatment for inflammation or infection inside a tooth, with clear explanations and individualized follow-up.
Patient-first treatment
The tissue inside a tooth can become inflamed or infected after deep decay, cracks, trauma or repeated dental treatment. Root canal treatment removes the affected tissue, disinfects the internal space and seals the tooth to help preserve it when appropriate.
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What to expect
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An examination and dental X-rays help identify the tooth and assess whether root canal treatment is appropriate.
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The inside of the tooth is carefully cleaned, shaped, disinfected and sealed.
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A filling or crown may be recommended afterward to protect the treated tooth and restore function.
Frequently asked questions
These answers are general information. Your treatment options and expected outcome depend on an examination and individual diagnosis.
No. Tooth pain has several possible causes. A clinical examination and X-rays are needed to determine the diagnosis and suitable treatment.
Many back teeth and structurally weakened teeth benefit from a crown, but the recommendation depends on the tooth and remaining structure.
If prognosis is poor, extraction and replacement options may be discussed. Your dentist will explain the benefits and limitations of each option.
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