Root Canal Therapy in Silverdale, WA
Expert Root Canal Therapy
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At Aloha Dental, we proudly offer root canal therapy to preserve and restore your dental health.
A root canal is a highly effective procedure for saving teeth that are severely decayed, infected, or have suffered trauma. When the inner nerve of the tooth becomes infected, it can cause significant pain, swelling, and further complications if left untreated. During the procedure, we carefully remove the infected nerve tissue and thoroughly clean the inside of the tooth to eliminate the source of infection. The tooth is then sealed to prevent future infections or abscesses.
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If a root canal is not performed in time, the infection may worsen, leading to more severe pain and potential tooth loss. Early intervention is key to avoiding further discomfort and complications.
At Aloha Dental, our team ensures a comfortable, efficient experience and works to restore your smile’s health and function. Don’t delay your care—early treatment can help you avoid further pain and protect your tooth.
If you’re experiencing tooth pain or have any questions about root canals, contact us today at (360) 337-7777 to schedule a consultation.
Root Canal Therapy FAQ
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You may need a root canal if your tooth is severely decayed, infected, or damaged due to trauma. The procedure removes the infected tissue to save the tooth and prevent further complications.
Modern root canal procedures are designed to be as painless as possible. We use local anesthesia to numb the area, so you’ll feel little to no discomfort during the treatment. Any discomfort afterward is typically mild and can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers.
A root canal usually takes about 1-2 hours, depending on the complexity of the case. In some instances, a follow-up visit may be necessary to place a permanent crown.
If a root canal is not performed, the infection will worsen, causing more pain, swelling, and possibly an abscess. It could eventually lead to the loss of the tooth and potentially spread the infection to other areas of your body.
Yes, after a root canal, the tooth is sealed and typically restored with a crown to ensure it functions just like a natural tooth. With proper care, your treated tooth can last a lifetime.
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