Root canals don’t have to hurt. Our gentle techniques and in-house sedation options keep you
comfortable during endodontics and oral surgery procedures.
We want to make sure your natural tooth is as healthy as possible, whether you are suffering from tooth pain, severe decay, or painful abscess.
Sometimes, this means that you need
to do more than a simple filling or crown
to repair it.
Acworth endodontic therapy (root canal treatment) may be necessary to preserve
the integrity of severely compromised or diseased teeth.
Hillside Family Dentistry offers in-house root canal treatments, so you don't have to be referred to an outside specialist.
This not only helps you save money, but it also expedites your treatment with a familiar dental team you already know and trust.
We want to make sure your natural tooth is as healthy as possible, whether you are suffering
from tooth pain, severe decay, or painful abscess. Sometimes, this means that you need to do more than a simple filling or crown to repair it.
Acworth endodontic therapy (root canal treatment) may be necessary to preserve
the integrity of severely compromised or diseased teeth.
Hillside Family Dentistry offers in-house root canal treatments, so you don't have to be referred to an outside specialist. This not only helps you save money, but it also expedites your treatment with a familiar dental team you already know and trust.
Cavities (tooth decay), begin on a tooth's exterior surfaces. If the condition is not treated quickly, it can worsen and spread to deeper parts of the tooth. On the inside of your teeth is a sensitive nerve tissue. When decay reaches deep enough to contact the nerve, it can cause severe pain in the tooth as well as inflammation in the tissues surrounding it. No amount of antibiotics can help preserve the tooth, but a root canal can.
Root canal therapy, also known as endodontics, is a dental procedure designed to save a damaged or infected tooth while maintaining its natural appearance and function. Whether it's due to tooth decay, a cracked tooth, or trauma, the pulp of the tooth can become inflamed or infected, resulting in discomfort and an increased risk of further complications. Our root canal treatment in Acworth repairs your tooth from the inside out, eliminating the need for a therapeutic dental extraction.
At Hillside Family Dentistry, our experienced team of dental professionals is dedicated to providing high-quality root canal therapy while addressing your individual concerns and ensuring your comfort throughout the process.
During your root canal, Dr. Ada will numb your tooth with local anesthetic and remove the affected enamel and infected nerve. The nerve chamber is cleaned thoroughly to remove any residual bacteria, then medicated and sealed to prevent reinfection. It’s almost like placing a filling down inside of the root of the tooth, rather than just the portion above the gumlines.
If there is an aggressive abscess already present, Dr. Ada may prescribe an antibiotic to reduce swelling and inflammation so that the numbing medication can work more effectively.
You will also need a crown to cover and protect your tooth after endodontic treatment. Crowns distribute pressure from normal chewing and biting to prevent the underlying tooth from breaking during everyday use.
Getting a root canal in Acworth, GA doesn't have to be more uncomfortable than a routine dental filling. You will feel numb before any treatment begins. Although severely infected teeth can cause pain, we will use special medication to ensure you don’t feel anything during the endodontic procedure. Our Acworth dental office offers in-house sedation to help you relax during your appointment. Nitrous oxide is safe, fast-acting, and fully reversible for no lingering drowsiness.
Root canal therapy is an effective and essential treatment for preserving your natural smile and maintaining optimal oral health. Dr. Ada will provide you with the knowledge of the procedure, its benefits, and proper post-treatment care, so you can confidently navigate your oral health journey. Our compassionate and skilled Acworth dentists at Hillside Family Dentistry are here to help you achieve the best possible outcome.
When teeth are severely infected or non-restorable, it may be best to remove them altogether. Doing so helps protect the health and integrity of adjacent teeth as it prevents any infection or decay from spreading. Dr. Ada may recommend extracting teeth such as those with aggressive decay, periodontal disease, or impacted wisdom teeth.
Schedule a visit at our Acworth dental office to learn more about our gentle root canals and how they can benefit your smile’s health!
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