Root Canal Therapy Phoenix
End Your Toothache & Save Your Tooth
A severe toothache can be one of the most distracting types of pain. It can make it difficult just to get through the day! If you are suffering from this issue, our Phoenix dental team is ready to help. After an examination, we might recommend that you undergo root canal therapy (which is also known simply as a root canal). This treatment has the potential to end your toothache and save your tooth! Get in touch with us to learn more or to request a consultation.
Why Choose Bell Road Dental Care of Phoenix for Root Canal Therapy?
- Advanced Laser Dentistry
- Comfortable & Precise Care
- Flexible Payment Options
Do I Need Root Canal Therapy?

Teeth have three layers. When the innermost layer, known as the pulp, gets damaged or infected, it can lead to the need for root canal therapy.
Here are some signs that you might need this treatment:
- You have a severe, throbbing toothache.
- A tooth is extremely sensitive to hot and cold temperatures.
- A tooth is visibly darker than the ones around it.
- There is an abscess (which might look like a pimple) on your gums.
- A tooth has visible signs of damage, such as a crack, chip, or large cavity.
In some cases, a root canal is necessary even when no obvious symptoms are present. That is one reason why regular dental checkups are so important!
The Root Canal Process

One of the first things we do during root canal therapy is administer a numbing agent. Local anesthetic can make sure that you feel very little during your treatment. Once you are comfortable, we will use special tools to access the tooth’s interior and remove any infected or damaged tissue from within it. We may also use a laser to sanitize the inside of your tooth and minimize the risk that infected tissue will be left behind.
Next, we will fill in your tooth with an inert material called gutta-percha. Afterward, you will likely need a crown to protect the tooth from additional damage.
The Benefits of Getting a Root Canal

While root canal therapy has a bad reputation, the truth is that it can be truly wonderful! As a result of this treatment, you might experience the following benefits:
- Pain-free function from your treated tooth. Because root canal therapy involves removing a tooth’s nerve, you might never experience pain in your treated tooth again.
- Results that last for years. A successful root canal can provide results that last for decades.
- The ability to keep your natural tooth. This can spare you from having to pay thousands of dollars for tooth replacement.
- A beautiful smile. We offer lifelike dental crowns that are almost indistinguishable from natural teeth.