Endodontic Therapy (Root Canal)

What is a root canal?

A root canal (also called endodontic treatment) is the cleaning out of the nerve of a tooth and replacing it with a material that seals the inside of the root so infection cannot get back in .

Endodontic therapy may be necessary to save your natural tooth if the pulp tissue is irreversibly damaged by bacteria associated with decay, very deep fillings, tooth fracture or trauma, or periodontal disease.

Using the latest technology, Dr. Dean is able to complete endodontic treatment comfortably and in much less time than previously possible.
 

"Just a note to thank Dr. Gord Dean and staff for the excellent care I received after my recent root canal. I appreciate the follow-up call from Gord.  I felt absolutely no discomfort at any time during the procedure or even after the freezing left the area.
I've been a patient of Gords for over twenty years now and it never ceases to amaze me how a dental appt can be such a pleasant experience!!
The office defines the term 'client centered service' and once again, thanks for your wonderful care..."

Sincerely,

M. Coutts