Most patients are surprised at how comfortable a root canal feels. We fully numb the tooth, and you’ll mostly feel light pressure. Afterward, some mild soreness for 1–2 days is common and can usually be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers.

Most cases are completed in about one to two hours. Teeth with complex roots or previous treatment may take longer or require a second appointment.

We use 3D CBCT imaging for cases to allow us give you the best possible diagnosis. It lets us see tiny details that standard X-rays can miss, so we can treat your tooth more precisely and reduce surprises.

Yes. GentleWave® is an advanced cleaning technology that uses sound waves and fluid activation to reach areas inside the tooth that traditional methods can’t always reach. We may recommend it when it helps ensure a more complete disinfection.

Usually yes. Once the inside of the tooth is treated, your general dentist places a crown to protect the tooth long-term. If the tooth has been crowned before your visit, oftentimes it can be permanently filled by your dentist

With proper restoration and care, root-canal-treated teeth can last just as long as natural teeth.