Root Canal Therapy in Canyon Country, CA

Discover the brighter side of dental care at Canyon Country Dental Care! Known for our premier dental services and dedication to oral health, we take pride in our ability to transform smile. Led by Dr. Dabirian, our team excels in performing efficient root canal treatments in Canyon Country, CA, saving your teeth and restoring your smile.

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Root canal treatment is a highly effective procedure in modern dentistry to save your teeth from further infection and tooth extraction.

Understanding Root Canals

They might sound daunting, but root canals are important. Root canals address issues deep within your tooth, specifically the dental pulp – that’s the tooth’s powerhouse, full of nerves and blood vessels. Inflammation or infection in this area can cause quite the ache and, if ignored, can lead to bigger troubles. Our root canal therapy carefully removes this troubled pulp, cleanses the tooth from the inside out, and seals it up tight to ward off any future invaders.

When You Might Need a Root Canal

Are you experiencing a severe ache, a sensitivity that won’t quit, or maybe it’s taken on an unusual color? These are telltale signs that the pulp could be in peril, often due to deep decay, a chip or crack, or past trauma. Our evaluations pinpoint whether a root canal is your ticket to relief and dental health restoration.

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Advantages of Root Canal Therapy:

  • Ability to save tooth vs. tooth extraction
  • Relieve toothache
  • Prevent infection from spreading to bone or neighboring teeth

The Root Canal Procedure at Canyon Country Dental Care

Our promise? To make your root canal experience as breezy and comfortable as possible:

  1. Consultation: We start with a thorough check-up to determine whether a root canal is needed.
  2. Comfort Comes First: Local anesthesia ensures the area is numb and you’re as comfy as can be.
  3. Cleaning: We gently remove the damaged pulp through a tiny opening, saying goodbye to infection.
  4. Clean, Seal, and Heal: After a thorough clean-up, we seal the tooth to keep out bacteria and top it off with a crown or filling for a natural look and feel.

If you’re unsure whether you need a root canal, contact Canyon Country Dental Care to schedule a consultation with our team. We’ll examine your teeth, take x-rays, and determine the best course of treatment for your condition.

Do Root Canals Hurt?

It is a common misconception that root canal treatment hurts. The reality is that root canals help relieve the source of your tooth pain rather than cause additional discomfort. In fact, root canal treatment is like any routine dental treatment. The teeth are numbed with a local anesthetic beforehand so that you won’t have to feel anything more than a little pressure. Additional local anesthetic can be used if your tooth feels sensitive.

Because abscessed teeth can interfere with local anesthetic’s ability to work properly, our Canyon Country dentist may prescribe an antibiotic for you to take leading up to your appointment. The antibiotic will reduce any swelling or drainage so that numbing medications work more effectively. Just remember that the antibiotic will not prevent any reinfection, so a root canal will still be required.

Additionally, sedation may also be available upon request to help you relax as best as possible.

Root Canal Aftercare

After root canal treatment, your mouth might be slightly sensitive where the local anesthetic was placed or from having your tooth gently propped open for an extended period of time. The good news is that endodontic treatment removes the infected nerve, so your tooth can no longer transmit pain or sensitivity sensations.

To prevent any recurring decay or damage to your treated tooth, floss and brush around it daily and schedule regular checkups. A protective crown will help reduce any accelerated wear or breakage in your enamel since the tooth will be more brittle than normal.

Importance of Root Canals

A root canal is a procedure that removes the infected pulp from a tooth to prevent the complete extraction of that tooth. The pulp contains nerves, connective tissue, and blood vessels. A cavity can cause an abscessed tooth which would require endodontic treatment to remove it. With no treatment, an abscessed tooth can continue to spread infection throughout the mouth and face and could even lead to a medical emergency. For this reason, it’s important to have your teeth checked by a dentist regularly.

Even if your tooth doesn’t hurt, you might need a root canal. Because the nerve of your tooth is compromised, it may not relay symptoms properly. You could have a severe infection or dying tooth without ever feeling a thing.

Root Canal Prevention

To prevent a root canal, it’s essential to treat any cavities early while they are still small. Minimally invasive restorations such as fillings can prevent the spread of decay and infection. Without treatment, the cavities will only get worse and eventually lead to an abscessed tooth, which would then require root canal treatment and unwanted pain.

Patient with tooth pain needs root canal treatment

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Cost of Root Canal Treatment

A root canal treatment costs as much as a crown or bridge but can save you thousands of dollars in added fees related to an extraction and future tooth replacement. Especially considering that an endodontically-treated tooth can last for decades after the procedure. A root canal is your tooth’s last hope of avoiding an extraction. Depending on which tooth needs treatment and the number of roots it has, a typical root canal costs anywhere between $500 to $1500. To reduce your out-of-pocket expenses, we will work with your insurance carrier to maximize the benefits you have available. Flexible payment

Why Canyon Country Dental Care?

Opting for root canal therapy with us means entrusting your smile to Dr. Dabirian and a compassionate team that minimizes discomfort and maximizes care. We’re armed with the latest tech and techniques to make your procedure smooth and painless, and our individualized attention ensures you feel supported every step of the way.

Expert Root Canal Procedure in Canyon Country

If tooth pain is dampening your days or you’ve been advised to consider a root canal, don’t hesitate to contact Canyon Country Dental Care.

At Canyon Country Dental Care, it’s not just about treating teeth; it’s about restoring smiles and confidence, one happy patient at a time.


Questions Answered on This Page

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many appointments are needed for a root canal?

In some cases, requires two appointments; one appointment to identify the need for the root canal, and one appointment to carry out the treatment. This does occur sometimes, but not always; a root canal can be finished in one visit when possible. It is always our goal to get our patients out of pain or discomfort as quickly as possible.

What are the alternatives to a root canal?

The only other option is to remove it – though it is always better to preserve the natural tooth rather than remove it.

How can I avoid needing a root canal?

Root canals are needed when the tooth has sustained a large amount of damage or decay. To avoid it, be sure to keep up with brushing and flossing twice daily, as well as your regular dental check-up and cleanings. Avoid sugary and acidic foods and beverages. If you play contact sports, always ensure that you wear a mouthguard.


Definition of common root canal terminology

Dental Pulp: Dental pulp is the innermost layer of your tooth that contains the nerves and blood vessels.

Tooth Enamel: Enamel is the thin outer covering of the tooth. This tough shell is the hardest tissue in the human body.

Tooth decay: Tooth decay is the breakdown of teeth due to acids produced by bacteria.

Cavity: A cavity is a hole in a tooth that develops from tooth decay.

Root : Tooth structure found below the bone that holds the tooth in place.

Endodontist: Endodontists are highly skilled dental specialists in diagnosing and treating tooth pain and performing root canal treatment.

Endodontic Treatment (Root canal treatment) : The term endodontic treatment covers all aspects of repair and treatment of a tooth in which the pulp (the inner area of teeth) has been either damaged or exposed.

Crown: A dental crown is a custom-made, permanent restoration that replaces the top part of the tooth.


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The Canyon Country Dental Care Experience

  • Pain free treatments
  • Friendly and Caring Staff
  • Affordable Financing Options
  • Same-day appointment for emergencies

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Everyone was very nice and friendly. Very helpful as well ! The dentist was gentle and super nice and made me feel as comfortable as I was going to be.

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Been here for two years and never disappoint! The staff is very friendly and nice! they explain everything to me and always ask if i have any questions! Also, i recommend doing root canals here! they were amazing when doing mine!

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Amazing dentist and staff. Very professional and great customer service.

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Helpful links: WebMD (Root Canal Therapy) | ADA (Glossary of Dental Terms)