Root canal therapy

Root canal therapy clears infection from inside a tooth to relieve pain and prevent the need for extraction. When the inner nerve becomes infected — often from deep decay, cracks, or trauma — the discomfort can be intense. Treating the source of the infection helps restore comfort and allows you to keep your natural tooth long-term.

Despite its reputation, modern root canal therapy is a predictable and comfortable procedure. With advanced techniques and careful numbing, most patients feel relief rather than discomfort. Saving a tooth through root canal therapy also helps maintain your natural bite, prevents shifting, and avoids more complex replacement options.

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Why you might need one

When infection reaches the nerve, the tooth can’t heal on its own. Root canal therapy removes the source of the problem and prevents the infection from spreading to neighbouring teeth or tissues.

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What treatment is like

We numb the tooth, clean out the infected tissue, shape the canal, and seal it to prevent bacteria from returning. Afterward, we may recommend a crown to strengthen the tooth and protect it from future damage.

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Here to help with CDCP

CDCP coverage varies based on eligibility and treatment needs. We’ll walk through what your plan includes so there are no surprises.

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Making dental care easier to afford

We provide clear cost explanations, direct billing, and support with insurance so the next steps feel manageable and stress-free.

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