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A root canal has a success rate of 95%.
Our experienced team will perform a thorough dental examination and take x-rays to assess the extent of the infection. If the infection is too advanced, tooth extraction may be considered instead of a root canal.
Local anesthesia will be administered to prevent feeling any pain. We also offer 4 different types of sedation for your ultimate comfort.
To begin the root canal treatment in NJ, your dentist will access the pulp chamber, remove the infected tissue, clean the root canals, and sanitize the space thoroughly.
We replace the infected pulp with a biocompatible material known as gutta-percha, which seals and stabilizes the tooth.
While anterior teeth may not always need crowns, rear molars—due to the pressure they endure while chewing—typically benefit from added protection. Our dental crowns can restore full function and aesthetics.
When the deepest layers of a tooth are infected, a root canal may not save the tooth.
Not at all. With local anesthesia and sedation options, most patients report little to no discomfort during their root canal procedure in New Jersey. Even if you have dental anxiety, we can make you fully relaxed and you won’t remember anything afterward. Tooth infections can be very painful and root canal therapy is effective at eliminating this pain.
Anyone who has a tooth infection with a tooth that is still salvageable is the ideal candidate for a root canal. You must have the condition that makes root canals necessary (infection or damage to the tooth’s dental pulp) but sometimes the infection has been left untreated for too long and this requires removal of the tooth. Our root canal dentists in New Jersey will evaluate whether treatment or extraction is best based on the infection’s progression.
Root canal retreatment is an option if a root canal fails.
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