At Hi-Tech Dentistry, we strive to make every patient as comfortable as possible even during procedures like a root canal in Saint John. If you’ve noticed increased teeth sensitivity, swelling, or pain, talk to your dentist.
Your root canal system is the space within the hard layers of your tooth, and it is filled with a soft substance called pulp that contains blood vessels and nerves. When this area becomes infected with bacteria through cavities, cracks, and other damage, this can evolve into a serious oral health problem.
A root canal procedure clears up infected or damaged pulp from an affected tooth’s root canal system. Get more information from our Saint John clinic on root canals here.
It may not be entirely clear from your symptoms whether you need a root canal or not, so get examined by a dental professional. The following signs and symptoms may indicate that a visit to the dentist is due:
Sometimes, there are no symptoms to indicate a root canal is required. That’s why visiting the dentist regularly for a general appointment is a smart idea. And, of course, make sure you brush your teeth!
Root canals can be done in a general dentist’s office or at an endodontist’s office. An endodontist has had additional education in treating pulp and nerves in teeth.
Root canals treatments are often done in one or two appointments.
Dental procedures may seem intimidating. Our clinic wants aims to reduce anxiety in the chair by keeping our patients informed. Here are some extra facts about root canals:
Your oral health has a large impact on your general health. Everyday functions like eating and speaking may be impeded if you don’t look after your dental health. Dr. Panjwani and the team at Hi-Tech Dentistry are committed to helping members of our community attain optimal oral health. If you suspect you may need a root canal in Saint John, contact our dental office today to schedule an appointment.
No, a root canal procedure is typically no more painful than a cavity filling or other common procedure. Our team performs safe, gentle root canal treatments. We offer comfort aids and sedation to help make your experience as relaxing and comfortable as possible.
You should experience continual gradual healing during the first week after your root canal.
There are several reasons why Dr. Bella Panjwani may recommend a root canal including:
Yes, definitely! You can avoid tooth decay by doing a great job with your oral hygiene every single day. You also should try to avoid eating foods high in sugar and drinking acidic beverages like soda and fruit juices to help protect your teeth from decay.
We’re welcoming new patients. All of us and “Floss” can’t wait to meet you.
Hi-Tech Family Dentistry | Dr. Bella Panjwani
541 MILLIDGE AVE
SAINT JOHN, NB E2K 2N5
Phone: 506-634-8858 | 506-634-8859
Email: [email protected]
For emergency advice outside office hours, please call: 506-721-0446
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08:30 AM – 07:00 PM
Friday – Sunday
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Saint John and surrounding area