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Smile MakeoversRoot Canals Toronto, ON
Address tooth damage and preserve your tooth with a root canal!
If your tooth has severe pulp damage, a root canal may be for you. Root canals can remove the damaged, infected pulp and preserve your tooth for many years.
Root canals are common procedures and they can help save your tooth from extraction. Dentists at Dr. Kinga Kubieniec Dentistry have over two decades of root canal treatment experience.
Is root canal treatment in Toronto for you?
Learn more about the root canal procedure.
What is a Root Canal?
Root canal treatment is the process of removing infected or injured tissue (pulp) from inside the tooth. Untreated cavities or serious dental injuries can lead to severe pulp infection or damage. Once the pulp is damaged, it is not able to heal itself.
The root canal procedure removes this pulp from the tooth to preserve the tooth. After the pulp is removed, the canal is disinfected, shaped, filled, and sealed with a natural rubber-like material called gutta-percha. The opening of the tooth is then sealed with either a temporary or permanent filling to prevent future infection.
Root Canal Procedure in Toronto, ON
- The first step is numbing the area. We make sure you are comfortable and won’t have any pain.
- Then, the dentist places a rubber sheet over your mouth to keep moisture out.
- The next step is to create an opening through your tooth crown to the pulp of the tooth.
- The dentist removes the damaged pulp/nerve from the pulp chamber and root canal.
- Before filling the canal, the dentist carefully cleans and shapes it.
- If you had an infection, the dentist may apply medicine to the pulp chamber to fight off bacteria.
- At this point, the dentist fills the root canal with a rubber material and seals it.
- Most often, you’ll receive a temporary filling and antibiotics.
- When you return for the next visit, the dentist takes out the temporary filling. They then place a tooth crown or filling to restore your tooth.
Root Canal Dentist in Toronto, ON
If you have dental abscesses, pain when eating or brushing, or a broken/chipped tooth, then you may need a root canal specialist in Toronto. If you have any of the above symptoms or worry that you may need dental treatment, then come to our root canal dentist in Toronto as soon as possible.
Dr. Kinga Kubieniec Dentistry is here to help you with all of your oral health needs, including root canal treatment in Toronto. We can assess your smile and help you determine if a root canal is for you. Then, you can count on our team for quality root canal therapy.
Our dedicated team is here to help. Contact us with any questions you may have and book your appointment with our root canal specialist in Toronto today.
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FAQs
No, a root canal does not hurt. We use local anesthesia to numb the area. Modern techniques and technology make the procedure much more comfortable than it used to be. You have nothing to fear with a root canal from Dr. Kinga Kubieniec! Contact us to learn more about how we ensure your comfort.
