Root canal treatment in Sunrise, FL.
A root canal has a scary reputation it no longer deserves. When the inside of a tooth becomes infected or inflamed, modern root canal treatment gently removes the problem, relieves the pain, and saves your natural tooth — usually in comfort and often in a single visit. If you're in pain, call us; we keep room for dental emergencies and will do our best to see you the same day.
Save the tooth, end the pain.
When decay or a crack reaches the nerve inside a tooth, the tissue can become infected — causing serious pain and, left untreated, the loss of the tooth. A root canal removes the infected tissue, disinfects the inside of the tooth, and seals it, so you keep your natural tooth instead of extracting it. With today's techniques and anesthesia, the experience is much closer to a routine filling than the ordeal people imagine.
Comfortable, careful, and clear.
Numb & comfortable
We fully numb the area and check that you're comfortable before we begin — most patients are surprised how easy it feels.
Clean & seal
We gently remove the infected tissue, disinfect the inside of the tooth, and seal it to prevent reinfection.
Protect & restore
A treated tooth is usually finished with a crown to restore full strength, so it looks and works like a healthy tooth.
Most people walk in dreading a root canal and walk out relieved — both because the pain is gone and because it was nothing like they feared. Saving a natural tooth is almost always worth it.
Relief, and your tooth saved.
Out of pain
Treatment addresses the source of the infection and the ache that comes with it.
Keep your tooth
Saving the natural tooth avoids the gap, and the cost, of an extraction and replacement.
Back to normal
Once restored, the tooth lets you eat and smile comfortably again.
In pain? Let's help today.
If you have tooth pain or think you may need a root canal, call our Sunrise, FL office. We keep time for dental emergencies and will do our best to see you the same day.
Your questions, answered
This is the most common worry, and the honest answer is that modern root canals are not the painful ordeal they used to be. The procedure is done under local anesthesia, so you shouldn't feel pain during treatment — most patients say it feels much like getting a filling. What actually hurts is the infection beforehand, and the root canal is what relieves it.