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Root Canal Treatment in Beverly Hills
That deep tooth pain? It's not just uncomfortable; it's often a clear signal of a significant infection hiding deep inside your tooth. Our main goal? To completely clear out that infection, saving your natural tooth, and truly boosting your overall oral health.
You can count on high-quality care, delivered in a setting that feels both comfortable and private. That’s thanks to our meticulous approach and the very latest techniques we use.
What Exactly Is Root Canal Therapy?
A root canal is a kind of restorative procedure. It steps in when the tooth's inner chamber, called the pulp, is either damaged or infected. When bacteria manage to get into this sensitive area—maybe from decay, a past injury, or even from many dental procedures over time—quick treatment is really needed. It stops tooth loss. It prevents the infection from spreading.
The process itself involves carefully cleaning out the canal, removing all that infected tissue, and then thoroughly sealing the space. Often, we follow up by placing a custom dental crown. This helps the tooth work properly again and makes it strong.
When Might You Need a Root Canal?
If you're noticing any of these symptoms, endodontic treatment might be exactly what your tooth needs.
- A toothache that's either really painful or just won't quit.
- Pain whenever you eat or bite down.
- Sensitivity to cold or heat that lasts for a long time.
- Swelling that shows up near your face or gums.
- The tooth itself is starting to look darker or yellower.
Getting evaluated and treated quickly is key here. It helps us head off bigger problems and truly save your tooth.
The Big Upsides of Root Canal Treatment
Root canal treatment is a very effective way to save natural teeth. Here are some of the main benefits:
Real Pain Relief
Saving Your Tooth
Healthier Mouth Overall
Looks Good Again
What to Expect During Your Treatment
- First Look and X-rays: We start with a really thorough look, using digital X-rays. This lets us plan the whole procedure accurately and truly understand how far the infection has gone.
- Getting Numb and Ready: We'll make sure you're completely comfortable with local anesthesia, so the treatment is pain-free. Then, we carefully isolate the specific area we're working on to keep everything completely sterile.
- Cleaning Out the Pulp: After making just a small opening in your tooth, we meticulously remove all the unhealthy pulp. Following that, we thoroughly clean and reshape the entire canal system inside.
- Protecting and Sealing: Once everything is clean, the canals are filled and sealed with a special material. This is crucial for preventing any future reinfection.
- Restoring Your Tooth: At last, a custom-fit crown is placed over your tooth. This helps restore its full function and protects it from any further damage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most root canals need one to three visits. Simple cases can often be done in just one appointment. But if the tooth is more complicated or has a severe infection, it might take two or three visits, usually spread out over a few weeks.
