ONESMILE
ROOT Canal
Does a throbbing toothache have you reach for the ice pack? At OneSmile, we understand toothache is no joke. That’s why our expert dentists offer you gentle root canal treatments.
Painful Toothache Got You Down?
Consider Root Canal Procedure
The inner pulp of your tooth, containing nerves and blood vessels, can become infected or inflamed due to:
- Deep Decay
- Trauma, or,
- Other Causes
This can lead to:
- Pain
- Sensitivity
- Swelling
A root canal removes the infected pulp, cleans the inside of the tooth, and seals it to prevent further infection.
Say Goodbye to Tooth Ache
Benefits of Root Canal Treatment
- Prevents Infection from Spreading with advanced treatments.
- Experience Efficient Chewing with our filling procedure for your affected tooth.
- Smile Brightly as we restores your tooth’s appearance. Flaunt a confident, natural and aesthetically-pleasing smile.
The OneSmile Root Canal Treatment
- Cleaning out the infected pulp through a small opening.
- Shaping the canals carefully to prepare for filling.
- Filling and Sealing the cleaned canals with a biocompatible material and sealing them.
- Scheduling a follow-up visit as we place a crown or filling for protection+-.
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first appointment
Contact us today and our friendly team will be happy to assist you.
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Frequently Asked Questions!
The misconception is that root canals are painful but in reality they are not. With our state-of-the-art tools and technology you will
not feel pain. We use local anesthesia to numb the area. We’ll also suggest post-treatment pain relief methods for your comfort.
Now-a-days, root canals boast a success rate of 95%. Properly performed root canal treatments can ensure the repaired tooth lasts a lifetime with little to no additional future dental work required.
Root canal treatments are extremely safe. Our trained surgeons use advanced technology instruments, techniques, disinfectants,
Following your root canal, you’ll have a temporary filling. Remember to book a follow-up visit within 2 weeks so your dentist can replace it with a stronger, permanent solution
