Endodontic Therapy

​Endodontic or root canal therapy is a dental procedure, during which we remove a "dead" or infected pulp (nerve) from the root canal of a tooth and then seal it from further infection. This process is commonly associated with pain and suffering. However, modern practice and special patient comfort measures, make Endodontic therapy just a typical dental visit. The proper use of local anesthesia, the utilization of special rubber dams and modern diagnostic and curative measures, ensure a fast, accurate and most of all, totally painless root canal therapy.