Root Canal Therapy in Pipe Creek, TX

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Cracked and decayed teeth are typically treated using a tooth-colored filling or another type of replacement when they are detected in the early stages. If the decay spreads to the middle of the tooth (also known as the pulp), root canal therapy may be required to improve oral function and prevent extraction. A root canal is an endodontic service provided at Pipe Creek Dental Center to extract contaminated inner tooth tissue and seal off the damaged tooth to restore oral health. Dr. Carolyn Walker corrects abscessed or centrally deteriorating teeth using advanced root canal treatment and employs sedation techniques to further enhance patient comfort. When you suffer from a damaged or infected tooth, call our Pipe Creek, TX facility at your earliest convenience to discover the benefits of root canal treatment.

Root canal therapy administered by Dr. Walker at Pipe Creek Dental Center is a reliable method for removing the damaged pulp from an infected tooth and preventing additional oral health issues. The advantages of this procedure at our Pipe Creek, TX office include:

  • Averting tooth loss
  • Preventing infection from extending to other teeth and pulp
  • Saving the jawbone from degenerating
  • Bettering overall oral health
  • Improving the appearance of your teeth
  • Allowing normal oral function, such as regular chewing and swallowing

Our team in Pipe Creek, TX will perform a digital scan and dental assessment to determine if a molar root canal or other therapy is needed to soothe tooth pain and save your oral wellness. Once the tooth is numb and you are relaxed, a screen is set to protect the teeth and gums, and the diseased region will be reached through a small hole created at the top of the tooth. The infected pulp (the structure that consists of the nerve center and blood storage inside of the tooth) is then extracted before being carefully sanitized and sealed. Any tooth pain you were having before the treatment should start to fade when the root canal is done. Pain relievers can be taken to minimize any discomfort or inflammation that forms following your treatment. Your dentist will monitor your recovery at a checkup appointment a few weeks later. Teeth corrected with endodontic therapy are more prone to deterioration and typically need the security of a customized crown when they're fully recovered. A custom crown may then be created to return the function and visual appeal to your tooth.

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Broken or infected teeth could lead to a large number of dental and general wellness conditions when not properly addressed. However, because of advances in current dental care, a root canal at Pipe Creek Dental Center can be an efficient approach to preserving your tooth and your oral health. Call our office in Pipe Creek, TX to schedule an appointment with Dr. Walker to hear more about our methods for endodontic treatment.

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Does a root canal hurt?

It's common for patients to be concerned about root canal therapy because they're afraid of pain. Rest assured that Dr. Walker performs each treatment with the utmost care. Patients are also given a strong numbing agent to keep them comfortable throughout the process. After a few hours, the numbing wears off, and you'll feel normal again.

How successful are root canals?

The goal of a root canal is to save a tooth and return it to a healthy, functioning state. Research has shown that root canal treatment is successful in most cases. Our Pipe Creek, TX dental clinic is proud to offer top-of-the-line tools and technologies to increase your chances of success.

How long does the root canal procedure take?

The duration of a root canal procedure at Pipe Creek Dental Center can vary depending on the complexity of the case and the affected tooth. Typically, the procedure can take between one to two hours to complete. Some teeth may require more time due to having more roots or curved root canals. Dr. Walker ensures that each patient receives comprehensive care, regardless of the time it takes to achieve the best outcome for their dental health.

*Individual results are not guaranteed and may vary from person to person. Images may contain models.