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A root canal is a treatment used to repair and save a tooth that is badly decayed or infected. We remove the nerve and pulp, clean the inside of the tooth, and seal it. This procedure does more than just stop the pain—it saves your natural tooth from extraction. For more information, you can consult the Canadian Dental Association’s guide to endodontic treatment. Patients often confuse restorative options. Compare dental crowns vs. root canals.
At Forest Manor Dental Clinic, we follow clear and careful steps for root canals. Here’s a glimpse of our process:
First, we make sure you're comfortable. We use local anesthesia to numb the area around the tooth. We ensure a pain-free experience during the procedure.
We use our advanced technology to create a small opening in the tooth. This opening allows us to access the infected pulp. We utilize dental X-rays to ensure precision and safety throughout the procedure.
We remove and clean the infected pulp using special tools. Then, we clean and shape the inside of the root canals to prepare them for filling.
We rinse the canals with a disinfecting solution. This removes any remaining bacteria and debris.
After cleaning, we fill the canals with a rubber-like material called gutta-percha. It seals the canals to prevent future infections. Then, we will place a filling or crown on the tooth to restore its shape and function.
Our use of advanced technology ensures a safer and more effective treatment. Here are the technologies we use:
Digital Radiography and 3d Imaging
We use advanced digital radiography and 3D imaging to capture clear images of your teeth. This advanced imaging helps us detect even the smallest signs of infection or damage.
Digital Impression Systems
Digital impressions give us accurate and detailed digital models of your teeth. This eliminates the need for messy traditional impression materials.
We have all the latest tools and methods needed to give you proper treatment. Here are more reasons why you should choose our root canal dentist:
Multiple Language Support
We speak English, Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin, Korean, Tagalog, and more. That’s how we communicate with our patients clearly and provide them with a comfortable experience. Let us know what language you speak when you book an appointment, we might have a team member able to help you in your mother tongue if you want!
Our emergency team is ready to help whenever you need urgent dental care. The professionals will handle everything you need for a North York emergency root canal.
Treatment From Dr. Shinyoung and Others
We have experienced dentists and an Orthodontist to help with your dental needs. You can get fully professional treatment from Dr. Brandon Yee, Dr. Park, Dr. Shitij Luthra, Dr. Julien Kim, etc.
Parking Facilities
We offer free parking facilities. When you visit us, you do not have to waste your time looking for a parking place.
CDCP Acceptance
We accept any new patient covered by the Canadian Dental Care Plan. Our team will also take care of your anxiety and answer all of your queries at our dental clinic.
Experience the finest root canal in North York at Forest Manor Dental. Our skilled dentists offer proper guidance to tackle your dental issues. We also understand that patients can have anxiety, and we know how to calm them down.
Contact us today or fill out the online form to book your appointment. Let us help you ease your pain.
Worried about the price? Read our detailed guide on root canal costs in Ontario.
With the help of modern techniques and anesthesia, a root canal is not painful anymore. You might feel mild sensitivity for a few days after, but it can be managed.
It might take one or two visits to complete. And each visit might last about 60 to 90 minutes.
You can return to your normal activities, like work or school, the very next day. You might feel the sensitivity for a few days, so try to chew on the other side of your mouth.
A root canal is a better option, wherever possible. It can save your natural tooth, whereas pulling a tooth may remove the immediate problem, but can cause problems longer-term (such as jaw bone loss, etc).
After a root canal, you will need a permanent filling or a dental crown to protect it. As the tooth can become weaker after removing the pulp, the crown can restore its strength.
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