Many of us have heard the comparisons of painful things to the root
canal procedure. It's not that bad. There are tiny canals within
your tooth that may become infected. This leads to the pulp inside your tooth also
becoming diseased. Either your dentist or an endodontist to remove any infection performs
the root canal procedure. The canals are then filled and the tooth receives either a
filling or a crown. Crowns are more common in most cases as they add strength to the tooth
itself. The procedure itself takes one to two visits.
Learn more about root canals, costs and
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one of the subtopics in the list that follows.
Next: root canals -
an overview
- Introduction to dental root canals section
- Dental root canals - an overview
- Who is a candidate for having a root canal?
- Tooth root canals - Procedure description
- Varieties of tooth root canals
- How much do dental root canals cost?
- Pros and cons of tooth root canals
- Dental root canals - Before and after photos
- Personal stories from people who have had root canals
- Discuss root canals with others
A guide to root canal treatment.
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