Root Canal Therapy In Los Angeles
Don't let the myths fool you - modern root canal therapy is a comfortable, highly effective procedure that can restore your oral health and save your natural tooth!

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Why should I choose root canal therapy?
That nagging toothache isn't just an annoyance - it could be a sign of a serious infection. Root canal therapy can alleviate your pain, restore your tooth's health, and help you avoid extraction down the road. With modern techniques, the procedure is more comfortable than ever before, so you can get back to living pain-free.

Did you know…
Root canal therapy can save your natural tooth and prevent an extraction.

Get Out Of Pain Today
No one plans to have a dental emergency, and that’s why we offer affordable emergency dental exams, so you don’t need to wait to get the care you need to relieve your dental pain.
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Treatment Plan
State-of-the-Art 3D CBCT
We use advanced 3D imaging to get a detailed view of your tooth anatomy, for improved diagnostic precision and treatment outcomes.

Digital Imaging
Advanced digital imaging techniques have taken the guesswork out of root canal therapy, resulting in a quicker, more efficient procedure with less pain and discomfort than ever before.

The Benefits of Root Canal Therapy
Instant Pain Relief
With root canal therapy, you can say goodbye to that unbearable toothache and hello to a pain-free smile.
Stop Infection In Its Tracks
Preserve your oral and overall health, and prevent the spread of infection to other parts of your mouth and body.
Save Your Natural Tooth
Eliminate the need for extraction and other more complex procedures down the line.
The Root Canal Treatment Process
Diagnostics & Preparation
Diagnostics & Preparation
Your endodontist will begin with a comprehensive examination of your tooth and x-rays to identify the cause of your dental discomfort. If an infection is present, they'll assess its severity to determine if a root canal is the appropriate treatment option. If root canal therapy is necessary, your endodontist will ensure the treatment area is completely numb, including the nerves.
Removing Decay & Infected Pulp
Removing Decay & Infected Pulp
Once you're fully numbed and comfortable, your endodontist will begin the process of removing decayed or infected material. They'll start from the outermost layer of enamel and work their way towards the inner pulp. After removing the infected pulp, the canals will be thoroughly cleaned and flushed with a specialized disinfectant to eliminate any remaining infection.
Filling & Sealing
Filling & Sealing
After cleaning and disinfecting your tooth, your endodontist will fill the root canal with a rubbery substance called "gutta-percha". This biocompatible material provides support to the tooth and replaces the extracted pulp.
Root canal treatment is only one step in returning your tooth to full function. A proper final restoration of the tooth is extremely important in ensuring long term success.
Contact your dentist within two weeks to arrange your next appointment.

FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
Check out these frequently asked questions, or call us to speak with our team.
Root canal therapy becomes necessary when tooth decay or trauma exposes the inner pulp to infection.
Signs of infection can include:
- Toothache
- Swollen gums
- Sensitivity
A root canal can relieve pain and preserve the structural integrity of your natural teeth, as well as prevent further complications.
Not at all! Root canal therapy actually relieves pain caused by infection. With modern techniques and local anesthesia, the procedure is no less comfortable than getting a filling. We also offer sedation options for added relaxation.
While most root canals are successful, failure can occur if any bacteria remain. In such cases, we will perform a retreatment to ensure all infection is eliminated.
In general, a crown is the best way to protect your tooth after a root canal. However, every case is different, so based on your unique situation, your referring dentist may recommend an alternative restoration, like a filling, inlay, or onlay. It is essential to schedule your follow up appointment with your referring dentist within two weeks of your root canal procedure to ensure your tooth is properly restored.
Most dental insurance plans provide at least partial coverage for root canal therapy. Check with your provider for specifics about your plan's benefits.
