Root Canal - Bixby Endodontics

Root Canal in Beverly Hills

Save Your Tooth with a Root Canal Procedure

A root canal is a specialized procedure designed to save your tooth from extraction. Our teeth are made up of several components, one of which is the pulp. The pulp houses the tooth’s nerve, blood vessels, and connective tissue. When this vital area becomes inflamed or infected, a root canal procedure is necessary to preserve the tooth and alleviate pain.

Aria Malek

I had a great experience here. Finding a root canal specialist who accepted my insurance was very difficult, but this office came through for me. They were even able to schedule my appointment within the same week to get me out of pain.

Do You Need a Root Canal?

If your tooth’s pulp becomes inflamed or infected, you may experience symptoms that indicate the need for a root canal. Here are some signs to watch out for:

Toothache

Toothaches are common, but certain types of pain may suggest an issue with the pulp. If you experience sharp, intense pain that wakes you up at night or leads to a headache, your tooth’s root may be in trouble.

Abscess

A visible bump near the top of a tooth or pus in the mouth can be a sign of an abscess, indicating that a root canal may be required.

Sensitivity

If you experience extreme sensitivity to hot or cold foods, it could be a sign that your pulp is inflamed or infected.

Discoloration

Dark discoloration on a tooth may signal a deteriorating pulp, which is a serious concern that needs immediate attention.

The Root Canal - Procedure

Root canals are typically completed over one or two appointments. The first appointment, lasting about an hour, focuses on removing the infected pulp. The second appointment is for placing a dental crown, which restores the tooth’s appearance and strength, as much of the tooth’s structure will be removed during the procedure.

Don't Wait - Act Now!

If you’re experiencing persistent pain or any of the symptoms mentioned above, don’t hesitate to contact our office. It’s always better to save a tooth than to face extraction and replacement.
Feel free to call us at (562)585-3636 to learn more about Root Canals in Long Beach or any other services we provide.
We’re here to help with any questions or concerns you may have.

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