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Root canal treatment in Midland.

A severely decayed or infected tooth can often be saved with root canal therapy. Ask us about sedation options.

Smiling patient in a dental chair

Removes the infection

Root canal therapy treats the infection inside the tooth.

Keeps your natural tooth

The tooth stays in place instead of being pulled.

Calm treatment

Your peace of mind is our priority. Ask about sedation if you feel anxious.

When do you need a root canal?

If a tooth is giving you trouble, have it checked. You might need a root canal if you notice one or more of these signs:

  • Gum tenderness
  • Tooth pain even when you are not eating or drinking
  • Toothache in the middle of the night
  • A discoloured tooth
  • Toothache that gets worse when you bite or eat
  • Recurring swelling or pimples on the gums
  • Strong sensitivity to cold or heat

These signs do not always mean you need a root canal. Without treatment, an infection can spread and cause more pain or facial swelling. Please book an appointment for an exam.

Dental model and instruments

Why save the tooth?

A root canal removes the infection and keeps your natural tooth in place. If you put off a needed root canal, the tooth may have to be extracted.

Before anything else, our dentist will try to save your natural tooth. Once the treatment is completed, you can usually eat as before.

If a tooth does have to be extracted, there are ways to replace it for all ages, for example with a bridge or a dental implant.

Appointments

Book an appointment.

Tell us briefly what you need. Our team will call you back during office hours to find a time.

  • Same-day appointments accepted
  • Direct billing to your insurance
  • In pain? Please call us directly
How can we help?

How can we reach you?

In pain? Please call us directly: 705-526-6666

Common questions.

Not answered here? Call us and our team will help.

What are signs that I may need a root canal?

Gum tenderness, tooth pain even when you are not eating, toothache at night, a discoloured tooth, pain when biting, recurring swelling or pimples on the gums, and strong sensitivity to hot or cold. These signs do not always mean you need a root canal, but they should be checked.

Why save the tooth instead of pulling it?

A root canal removes the infection and keeps your natural tooth in place. If a tooth has to be extracted, it can be replaced, but the dentist will first try to save your natural tooth.

Can I eat normally afterwards?

Once the treatment is completed, you can usually eat as before. The dentist will tell you what to expect in your case.