Root Canal Therapy – Quick Relief, Long-Term Protection
Eliminate infection and maintain your natural teeth with a root canalprocedure at Auburn Bay Dental. Our dental professionals have years of experience eliminating infected pulp, cleaning and disinfecting the teeth, and securely filling and sealing for durability and a long-lasting solution.
When Do You Need a Root Canal Treatment?
- Persistent tooth pain: A deep, throbbing ache that doesn’t go away.
- Sensitivity to temperature: Lingering pain when eating hot or cold food.
- Swollen gums: Gums around the affected tooth feel tender or swollen.
- Discolouration: Tooth turns dark or black due to lack of blood flow.
- Sores on gums: A small, pimple-like bump on the gum filled with pus.
Our Root Canal Procedure
Step 1: Getting Comfortable
Step 2: Opening
Step 3: Cleaning and Shaping
Step 4: Sealing
Step 5: Adding the Crown
Remember: A root canal is completed in one or two visits, depending on the complexity of your case.
Benefits of Root Canal Treatment
| Saves Your Teeth | Avoids the need for extraction and keeps your natural tooth intact |
| Relieves Pain | Eliminates the throbbing pain caused by infection & restores comfort |
| Prevents Spread of Infection | Prevents the infection from spreading to other teeth and gums |
Root Canal Therapy Saves Your Tooth from Extraction
For severe tooth pain, infection, and damaged teeth, our team at Auburn Bay Dental specializes in root canal therapy and general dentistry to restore your oral health.
Our Calgary dental team helps you maintain a strong, natural smile for years to come. Schedule an appointment and experience professional, compassionate care for your dental needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What steps should I take to care for my teeth after a root canal treatment?
- Avoid placing too much pressure on the treated tooth. Eat soft meals for at least 24 hours post-procedure.
- Use a soft-bristled brush
- Take recommended pain relievers to manage any discomfort.
What are the risks of delaying root canal therapy?
Delaying this dental procedure can increase the risk of:
- Losing the infected tooth due to the spread of infection into the blood vessels and connective tissue.
- Spread of infection to other teeth and jawbone.
How long will it take to recover from an endodontic treatment?
While the numbness from the procedure may last 2-4 hours, most people can return to school or work immediately after the treatment.