At times, a simple root canal treatment may not be enough to relieve pain or sensitivity. Our experienced dentists near you provide the highest standards of endodontic care in a safe, comfortable, and supportive environment.
Endodontic care can relieve pain, ease discomfort, and eliminate sensitivity. It consists of treatments that treat infections in the tooth pulp and roots.
A root canal treatment involves desensitizing the tooth, removing decayed material, disinfecting the root canal, and sealing the tooth. Teeth do not need the pulp (consisting of nerves and blood vessels) to survive. Successful root canal therapy helps preserve your natural teeth and saves the tooth from extraction.
Surgical root canal therapy may be needed in cases where pain, inflammation, and infection continue to persist. Once you consult our experienced dentists in Stockton, CA, they will determine the need for a surgical root canal, depending on the severity of symptoms and structure of the tooth. We diagnose the problem by using high-clarity x-rays that highlight infection or damage.
Surgical root canals may also be performed to detect hidden canals or fractures in the bone. Both surgical and non-surgical root canal treatments at Quail Lakes Dental Care have one objective: To preserve the natural tooth and save it from further damage or infection. In some instances, we may need to rebuild the tooth after a surgical root canal treatment.
A tooth may develop decay or pain after a root canal treatment. This may occur due to a cracked or poorly fitted crown, or too much of a gap between the root canal treatment and placement of the crown, or other problems in the tooth.
Problems that affect tooth roots and pulp need to be diagnosed and treated to prevent abscesses or further infection. Getting timely endodontics near you saves the tooth and keeps your smile from becoming incomplete.
We use the latest technology and adhere to the strictest sterilization techniques at all times. Please feel free to contact Quail Lakes Dental Care for our preventive, restorative, and endodontic treatment.