1/7 Eggersdorf Rd. Ormeau
07 5540 7111
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07 5540 7111
1/7 Eggersdorf Rd. Ormeau

Ormeau Gentle Endodontic Treatments

When an infection or damage makes its way to the inside of a tooth, the nerve becomes inflamed and starts to die.

Fortunately, endodontic therapy (root canal treatment) preserves the tooth so that it doesn’t break down to the point of needing to be removed.

Our experienced dentists provide comprehensive root canal treatments right here in our office.

Soft and gentle root canal therapy

When Is Root Canal Therapy Necessary?

A root canal is usually necessary once decay or fractures have made their way into the inner chamber of the tooth, or after accidental trauma (such as a hit to the mouth).

If you’re uncertain whether the nerve of your tooth has been affected, here are a few symptoms to look for:

A visible abscess (pimple) on the gums
The tooth changing colours, becoming darker with time
Toothaches
Pain when eating something hot or cold

An untreated abscessed tooth can cause infection to spread elsewhere in the face, as well as internal resorption or shrinking of the tooth until it breaks apart or falls out. In rare situations, it may even require hospitalisation.

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What to expect when getting Root Canal Therapy?

Stop Nerve Pain with Root Canal Treatment

When undergoing root canal therapy, you can expect a procedure focused on treating the inside of a tooth affected by infection or decay.

After numbing the area, the dentist or endodontist will open the tooth to access the damaged pulp.

The infected tissue is removed, and the inner chamber is cleaned and disinfected. The tooth’s canals are then filled with a biocompatible material to seal the space and prevent future infections.

The procedure concludes with restoring the tooth, typically with a crown, to ensure its strength and functionality.

Though the term “root canal” might sound daunting, modern techniques and anesthesia make the process comfortable, with patients often experiencing relief from pain and a swift return to normalcy.

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