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    Pain-Free Root Canal Treatment to Save Your Tooth

    Fast Relief. Lasting Results. Compassionate Care.

    When infection or damage reaches the inside of a tooth, a root canal can save it from extraction. At Easton Dental, we make this essential treatment quick, comfortable, and stress-free using modern technology and gentle techniques.

    Why You Might Need a Root Canal

    You may need a root canal if you’re experiencing:
    • Severe or lingering tooth pain
    • Sensitivity to hot or cold
    • Swelling or tenderness around a tooth
    • A darkened or discolored tooth
    • A pimple-like bump on the gums (abscess)

    These symptoms can indicate that the tooth’s pulp (nerve) is inflamed or infected, and immediate treatment is needed to prevent the spread of infection.

    Why Choose Easton Dental for Root Canals Treatment?

    Pain-Free Experience

    Local anesthesia and sedation options for total comfort

    Same-Day Emergency Appointments

    We act fast when you’re in pain

    Advanced Technology

    Digital X-rays and rotary instruments for faster treatment

    Experienced Dentists

    Root canals are performed routinely with excellent outcomes

    Focus on Preservation

    We aim to save your natural tooth whenever possible

    CDCP-Friendly Clinic

    We help eligible patients access covered care

    What Happens During a Root Canal?

    1. Diagnosis & Imaging – We take digital X-rays to locate the infection.
    2. Numbing the Area – You’ll be completely numb and comfortable throughout the procedure.
    3. Cleaning the Canal – The infected pulp is removed, and the root canals are disinfected and shaped.
    4. Sealing the Tooth – We fill the canal and seal the tooth to prevent reinfection.
    5. Restoration – A dental crown may be placed for protection and strength.

    Is it painful?  

    Not at all. The procedure is no more uncomfortable than getting a filling. In fact, it relieves the pain you’re already experiencing.

    Most root canals are completed in one visit. A second visit may be needed for crown placement.

    Delaying a root canal can lead to severe infection, abscesses, or even tooth loss.