Is persistent tooth pain keeping you from feeling comfortable? You may have an infection affecting your tooth’s nerve. At Premier Valley Dental, we offer efficient root canal therapy to eliminate pain and restore your tooth. Our skilled team uses advanced technology and safe sedation to ensure a smooth, stress-free experience.
With years of experience treating Phoenix patients, we aim to end your pain and restore your smile’s health and beauty. If you’re experiencing tooth discomfort, contact us today to schedule an appointment with our experts.
Root canal therapy is needed when bacteria infect the nerve of your tooth. We save the tooth by removing the infected pulp, alleviating pain, and preventing the infection from spreading. The tooth is then restored to its natural function and appearance.
Our team will first evaluate your condition and decide if root canal therapy is the right option. Typically, treatment takes 2-3 visits, depending on the severity. Using digital x-rays, we create a treatment plan specific to your needs. We access the pulp, remove the infection, clean the root canals, and then seal the tooth. A dental crown is often placed to protect and strengthen the tooth.
Signs You Need Root Canal Therapy
Look for these symptoms:
Is Root Canal Therapy Painful?
Modern tools and sedation make root canal therapy a comfortable, virtually painless procedure. If you experience pain after treatment, contact us right away.
Will I Lose My Tooth?
If the damage is severe, a dental extraction may be necessary. We offer durable implants to replace missing teeth.
At Premier Valley Dental, we combine ongoing education with the latest technology to provide reliable and effective root canal solutions. Our team is committed to relieving your pain and restoring your smile with the highest standards of care. Contact us today to schedule your appointment!
Cracked and fractured teeth are common as people retain their natural teeth longer. Cracks can occur due to factors like biting hard objects, trauma, and grinding, which put extra strain on teeth.
When tooth enamel cracks, pain can be intense but often subsides once pressure is relieved. However, untreated cracks can expose the tooth’s pulp, leading to infection and constant pain.
X-rays help diagnose cracks, with root canal therapy often recommended for cracks affecting the tooth root. If the tooth is too damaged, extraction may be necessary, with restorative options like bridges, implants, or dentures available.
If you have concerns about cracked teeth, contact us for more information.
