Experiencing teeth and root issues? You may need an endodontist to repair the damage. Our board-certified root canal specialists will reduce your pain and restore your oral health in our state-of-the-art dental practice.
Endodontists specialize in the treatment of the dental pulp (inside the tooth) and the tissues surrounding the roots. If you have any gum or teeth root issues, they’re the ones who repair the damage.
The most common procedure performed by an endodontist is root canal therapy. This procedure allows the doctor to remove the infected nerve and disinfect the canal. Afterward, your root canal specialist will seal up everything to prevent it from happening again.
At Advanced Dental Arts, our goal is to stop your pain and reduce swelling as quickly as possible. That’s why we use digital technology to ensure we complete the procedure fully the first time.
From root canals to root canal retreatments, we perform your endodontic procedure in our comfortable and sterile environment.
Often times, patients need crowns placed on the infected tooth after the root canal. For this reason, we provide the unique opportunity to finish your entire procedure in one day at our dental practice in Greenwich Village.
With our team of in-house specialists, we’ll work quickly to get you back to your normal, pain-free life as quickly as possible.
Straight, uniform teeth that shine can impress friends, coworkers, and even loved ones. With a perfect smile, you can build confidence as you laugh without feeling self-conscious. You can make lasting first impressions, build new relationships, and even feel more influential with a beautiful smile. Don’t let an imperfect smile stand between you and your dreams. With a trained cosmetic dentistry specialist, you’ll get the perfect combination of dental procedures that will correct your smile and help it shine.
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A root canal is not typically more painful than a regular dental procedure, as patients receive anesthesia. Some soreness or sensitivity may occur afterward, but this can usually be managed with over-the-counter medication.
During a root canal, your dentist or endodontist removes the inflamed pulp from your tooth. After cleaning and disinfecting the area, they fill and seal the space. The process involves three main stages: numbing the tooth, cleaning and shaping the canals, and finally, filling the tooth, often followed by placing a dental crown.
A root canal can last a long time, typically between 10 to 15 years or even a lifetime, with proper care.
You might need a root canal if you experience persistent tooth pain, swelling or bleeding gums, a discolored tooth, or a loose tooth. Other signs include sensitivity to pressure, bad breath, and a pimple on your gums. If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s important to consult your dentist.
A root canal typically involves one or two appointments. Simple cases usually take about 30 minutes to an hour, while more complex cases may take 90 minutes or more.
