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Root Canal Treatment Burleson
Removing Infection & Pain for Optimal Oral Health
When serious damage or decay happens to a tooth, patients can experience much more than a common cavity. In fact, the inside of the tooth can become infected, as well as the network of blood vessels and nerves that are located there. In these cases, extraction may start to seem like a forgone conclusion – but it doesn’t have to be! Here at Marvel Dental, our team can provide root canal treatment instead. This transformative service is designed to clear away dangerous bacteria and leave your natural, healthy tooth securely in place. Contact our Burleson, TX, practice today to schedule your first appointment or if you have any questions or concerns we can help you with.
Why Choose Marvel Dental for Root Canal Treatment?
- Same-Day Dental Emergency Appointments Available
- Custom-Made CEREC Dental Crowns Available
- Dentists Possess Years of Advanced Training & Experience
How Do I Know If I Need Root Canal Treatment?
Common signs include:
- A certain tooth darkens from a normal shade to dark gray.
- A certain tooth and/or gum tissue in the area is experiencing excessive sensitivity to temperature.
- There's severe inflammation and redness in the gum tissue around a certain tooth.
- The patient experiences considerable pain when a certain tooth is being tapped or used to chew food.
Of course, these symptoms should never be considered fast and hard rules when self-diagnosing. Attending routine appointments at Marvel Dental is the only way to be sure about your condition and receive the skilled attention you need at the earliest stage possible.
Root Canal Treatment Process
During the root canal procedure, patients sit back and relax as our team carefully accesses the inner chamber of the tooth in question. Then, we will thoroughly clean the root canal and remove all bacteria from the area before sealing it shut once to minimize the chances of further infection. In most cases, a dental crown will be placed on top as a final touch to protect the treated tooth and restore its natural shape.