Is Root Canal Treatment Painful? | Glendale, CA

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Is Root Canal Treatment Painful? Glendale, CA

• Smile Dental Practice
• 1114 E Broadway, Glendale, CA, 91205.
• [phone]
• www.smiledentalpractice.com

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Introduction

• A root canal is a dental procedure for rescuing
  severe damage or infected teeth. A Root canal is
  required when a tooth infection moves beyond
  being a toothache and forms an abscess that
  expands throughout the root of the tooth. Our
  Dentist in Glendale performs Root canals
  treatment that cleanses the insides of the tooth,
  by removing the nerve and pulp that is present
  inside the root canal and saves a tooth. Here we
  will give an overview of what Root Canal
  Treatment in Glendale consists of.

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What Is Root Canal?

• Root canal treatment is intended to eliminate
  bacteria from the infected root canal to prevent
  re-infection of the tooth and save the natural
  tooth.

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Is It Painful To Have Root Canal Treatment?

• It's popular to portray the root canal treatment
  as painful but this isn't how root canal
  treatment works. With the advancement in dental
  technology, the Root Canal Treatment is Pain-Free
  in Glendale CA.

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How Is Root Canal Performed?

• Root Canal treatment is performed by our
  Endodontist in Glendale. The following are the
  steps of root canal treatment

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Root Canal Procedure Step 1

• Our endodontist prepares the treatment procedure
  by examining the x-ray of the tooth. Next, local
  anesthesia is given to numb the tooth,
  surrounding area, and places a protective
  covering known as Rubber Dam in the person's
  mouth to isolate the damaged tooth and protect
  the rest of the tooth.

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Root Canal Procedure Step 2

• An opening in the top of the tooth is made to
  access the delicate structures inside. Our
  Glendale Dentist then removes the pulp and root
  canal using a very small material.

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Root Canal Procedure Step 3

• Once the pulp and root canal are removed, our
  dentist then cleans and shapes the root canals to
  make space for the filling.

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Root Canal Procedure Step 4

• A rubber-like substance called gutta-percha is
  used to fill the root canal and then places an
  adhesive on top of the gutta-percha to seal it
  within the tooth.

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Root Canal Procedure Step 5

• At last, a temporary filling is placed on top of
  the tooth to protect the inside of the tooth
  while it is healing.

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Contact Us

• Are you experiencing a toothache?
• Are you looking for a Root Canal Treatment in
  Glendale?
• Schedule an appointment with our Dentist Dr.
  Haghverdian by calling us at 818-500-7740
• Or
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