An endodontic treatment, or root canal, consists in removing an infected tooth, infected, deteriorated or dead soft tissue. Following an accident, fissure, or damaged dental filling or a deep cavity, this intervention prevents bacteria from infiltrating the tooth, thus causing more damages. A root canal prevents the apparition of abscesses and cures the acting infection.
If you feel any pain, sensitivity to hot and cold, or even swelling, be sure to consult with us without delay to know if an endodontic treatment is necessary.
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