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Root Canal

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Dallas

Top 10 dentists

#1

Dr. Terrel R. Myers

General DentistatDNA Dental

6162 E Mockingbird Ln # 205, Dallas, TX 75214, United States

5.0
Verified License
#2

Dr. Jordana Contrucci Ruiz

General DentistatCR Dental Group

7777 Forest Ln Suite C-104, Dallas, TX 75230, United States

4.9
Verified License
#3

Dr. Gary Alhadef

Cosmetic DentistryatDallas Cosmetic Dental - Gary E. Alhadef DDS

8226 Douglas Ave SUITE 753, Dallas, TX 75225

4.9
Verified License
#4

Dr. Morgan Petty

Cosmetic DentistryatDallas Laser Dentistry

7557 Rambler Rd # 1023, Dallas, TX 75231, United States

4.9
Verified License
#5

Dr. Brennan Welch

General DentistatDallas Dental Group

15123 Prestonwood Blvd #140, Dallas, TX 75248, United States

4.8
Verified License
#6

Dr. Jonathan Sanders

General DentistatDallas Dental Group

15123 Prestonwood Blvd #140, Dallas, TX 75248, United States

4.8
Verified License
#7

Dr. Mark Margolin

PeriodonticsatDallas Dental Arts

2100 Ross Ave Suite 960, Dallas, TX 75201, United States

4.8
Verified License
#8

Dr. Moniza Munawar

General DentistatOak Cliff Dental Center of Bishop Arts Dallas

Oak Cliff Dental Center, 820 N Zang Blvd #110, Dallas, TX 75208, United States

4.8
Verified License
#9

Dr. Farkhanda Tirmizi

General DentistatOak Cliff Dental Center of Bishop Arts Dallas

Oak Cliff Dental Center, 820 N Zang Blvd #110, Dallas, TX 75208, United States

4.8
Verified License
#10

Dr. Blanca Peña

Oral SurgeryatHHM Health - Greenville Health Center

#N-108, 8515 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75243

3.5
Verified License

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FAQs

Frequently asked questions

What is a Root Canal?

A root canal, also known as endodontic therapy, is a dental procedure that repairs a damaged or infected tooth instead of removing it. The goal is to save the tooth's natural structure, relieve pain, and avoid costly restorative treatments.

What can I expect during a Root Canal?

A root canal is a common dental procedure that involves removing inflamed pulp from a tooth, cleaning and disinfecting the inside, and filling the space. The procedure is usually relatively minor and shouldn't be painful, though any discomfort may come from the condition that requires the root canal. Here are some things you can expect during a root canal:

  • Anesthesia Your dentist will numb the infected tooth and nearby gum with a local anesthetic. If you're anxious, they may also give you medication to help you relax, which could make you drowsy.

  • Rubber Dam Your dentist will place a rubber sheet around the tooth to keep it dry and prevent you from swallowing or breathing in any chemicals.

  • Drilling Your dentist will drill a small hole through the tooth's crown to access the pulp, the soft tissue at the center of the tooth.

  • Pulp Removal Your dentist will remove any infected pulp and tooth debris with files and an antiseptic solution.

  • Cleaning and Filling Your dentist will use files to clean out the canals, smooth and reshape them, and then fill and seal them with a biocompatible material.

  • Temporary Filling or Crown Your dentist will place a temporary filling or crown to protect the tooth, and you'll return for a permanent crown in a few days.

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