Root Canal Therapy in Phoenix, AZ At Oranagewood Family Dental
What Is Root Canal Therapy And Who Should Get It?
Root canal therapy (often called a root canal) is a common procedure at Orangewood Family Dental. A root canal can restore an infected tooth to its natural function and appearance. Contrary to popular belief, the procedure is typically no more painful than filling a cavity. Dr. Fullenkamp would suggest a root canal treatment if your cavity is deep enough to become infected and spread to the nerves in the root of your tooth. Untreated, a cavity this deep can become an abscess and may even lead to bone loss in your jaw as well as other health problems.
Dr. Fullenkamp may also recommend root canal therapy in Phoenix, AZ for cracked or damaged teeth (where the tooth’s nerves are exposed). If you’re searching for a dentist for root canal therapy, our experienced team is here to help.
A Root Canal Can Keep You Healthy
When Dr. Fullenkamp performs a root canal, she will clear your tooth’s roots of bacteria and infected tissue and then dry and seal them. Often, a crown is placed over your tooth for further protection. This can prevent infections from spreading to other areas and can help keep you and your smile healthy.
Nearly 16 million root canals are performed in the United States each year, and root canal therapy is one of the most common dental procedures here at Orangewood Family Dental. If you are looking for root canal therapy and treatment in Phoenix, our office provides safe and effective care using modern techniques and technology. Today, with precise tools and advanced imaging, a root canal doesn’t have to be painful, in fact, it relieves pain.
Let Dr. Fullenkamp Save Your Tooth With Root Canal Therapy
We’re extremely experienced in root canal therapy. Please, if you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to ask us. Don’t let fear or anxiety keep you from receiving treatment. Your best oral and overall health may depend on it.
If you are concerned about an issue with your teeth and you believe that a root canal may be the solution, please call us at (602) 864-7400 or email us.