Root Canal in Jupiter, FL

Root Canal

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The purpose of root canal therapy is to preserve your natural tooth while eliminating an infection. A root canal infection occurs when decay enters the inner chamber of your tooth. Without treatment, the tooth will not be able to receive vital nutrients and may need to be extracted. If your tooth is extracted, it is important that you replace the tooth, preferably with a dental implant supported restoration, to restore the tooth from root to crown. Our staff uses advanced dental techniques that are designed to improve the success rate of the procedure while cutting down on your discomfort. With proper aftercare, you can preserve your natural tooth for years to come.

The nerve root canal system of a tooth is shaped like a tree, with the nerves spreading out like branches. During treatment, it is only possible to clean the main trunk of the canal system and not every microscopic branch. Because of this, the procedure has a nationwide success rate of approximately 90-95%.

When addressing your infection, we always keep your comfort in mind. Tooth infections are often painful, which is why prompt care is important. If you are looking for a Root Canal in Jupiter, FL, our team uses advanced biological techniques to clean and disinfect the affected tooth while helping eliminate bacteria. Following treatment, we place a special sealant to protect and secure the tooth. These proven methods help maximize treatment success and reduce the risk of future complications. Patients seeking Root Canal Jupiter treatment can trust our team to provide comfortable, effective care with long-lasting results.

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Helpful Information

According to the Dental Association, nearly 70% of patients report pain as a top concern following root canal therapy. Following the procedure, you may experience mild discomfort and sensitivity as the local anesthetic wears off. This period of discomfort should subside within a few days following surgery.
Keep in mind that any pain should be manageable using over-the-counter pain medications, such as acetaminophen and ibuprofen. We do recommend appropriate pain medications while ensuring that the medications do not interact with any prescriptions or supplements you may already be taking. In the first day or two following your root canal procedure, you should avoid chewing hard foods as this can aggravate your recovering tooth.

Helpful Tips

Many of our patients have reduced discomfort following root canal therapy by following these tips:
By working with our biological dental clinic, you can increase your chances of saving your natural tooth. We use the latest techniques to improve your root canal treatment success.
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Why Root Canal Therapy

Our goal is to provide ways to save your natural teeth with the highest possible success rate. The loss of a tooth can be psychologically devastating and the alternatives to replacement can be even more expensive than a root canal itself. If not replaced, the loss of a tooth can have dire consequences, such as: bone loss, teeth movement, collapsing bite, and cosmetic concerns. If you are experiencing tooth pain, contact us to schedule a consultation. We can help determine whether root canal therapy is right for you.

DENTAL FINANCING OPTIONS AT RIVERWALK DENTAL

Our office is in-network with all major insurance providers. Please bring your insurance card to each appointment so we can make sure your information is as up-to-date as possible. If you do not find your insurance provider here; please call at (561) 264-2467 for clarity.

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