Endodontics (Root Canal)

An endodontic treatment is commonly called a root canal. During the root canal, the interior of the tooth is cleaned of nerves, blood vessels, and all contaminated substances. It is then prepared, sealed and filled to prevent an infection.

Indications for a root canal:

Nerve exposure caused by a deep cavity or trauma
Intense or chronic pain
Inflammation of the nerve of the tooth
Tooth Infection (abscess) with or without swelling
In prevision for some crowns