Treatment

Endodontics in Surrey, BC

Relief from tooth pain with care focused on saving your tooth

Dentist using a dental microscope to perform a root canal procedure

Endodontics is the specialized field of dentistry focused on the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of issues affecting the dental pulp and tissues surrounding the roots of a tooth. At Dazzle Dental Clinic, our endodontic services-commonly referred to as root canal treatments-are performed with precision and care to save natural teeth that might otherwise require extraction. Using modern techniques and advanced technology, we ensure that your treatment is efficient, comfortable, and successful in restoring your oral health.

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The Details

Our Endodontics Services Include:

Root Canal Therapy: Removal of infected or damaged pulp tissue followed by cleaning, disinfection, and sealing of the root canals
Root Canal Retreatment: Secondary treatment for teeth that did not heal properly after the initial root canal
Cracked Tooth Diagnosis and Treatment: Identification and management of vertical root fractures and other complex structural issues
Pulpotomy and Pulpectomy (for children): Pediatric procedures to preserve baby teeth affected by decay or infection
Emergency Endodontic Care: Immediate relief and intervention for severe toothache, abscess, or trauma
A 3D model illustrating root canal anatomy used to explain endodontic treatment
A modern treatment room equipped for endodontic procedures

In the Chair

More comfortable than you'd expect.

A calm, modern setting for a procedure that's often more comfortable than patients expect - with modern technique to match.

Common Questions

Frequently asked.

What is a root canal, and why is it needed?

A root canal is a procedure that removes infected or damaged pulp from inside the tooth to relieve pain and prevent tooth loss. It's often needed when decay, trauma, or infection reaches the pulp chamber.

Is a root canal painful?

With modern techniques and local anesthesia, most patients report that a root canal feels similar to getting a filling and experience little to no discomfort.

How long does root canal treatment take?

Most root canals are completed in one or two visits, depending on the severity of the infection and complexity of the tooth.

What are the signs I might need a root canal?

Common signs include severe toothache, sensitivity to hot or cold, swelling, tenderness, or discoloration of the tooth.

Can a tooth still get infected after a root canal?

While rare, reinfection can occur if the tooth doesn't heal properly or if new decay compromises the filling or crown. Retreatment can often resolve the issue.

What happens after a root canal?

The treated tooth is typically restored with a dental crown to strengthen it and restore normal function. We will schedule follow-up visits to ensure proper healing.

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Reserve your visit and let's talk about whether Endodontics is right for you.

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