Root canal treatment removes infected or inflamed pulp so you can keep your natural tooth. At The Smile Club we explain each stage, keep you numb and informed, and plan the final restoration so the tooth stays strong for chewing.
When bacteria reach the pulp, the tooth can throb to heat, keep you up at night, or form an abscess. A root canal cleans the canals, removes the infected tissue, and seals the space so you can keep the tooth instead of extracting it. Modern root canal care is about saving structure, not the horror stories people trade online.
We numb thoroughly, open the tooth, clean canals, and seal them. Some cases finish in one visit. Others need a second appointment with a temporary filling between. A crown or durable filling usually follows so the tooth can take chewing force again. Duration depends on anatomy and inflammation. Ask the team for your estimate.
Who this visit is for: patients with lingering heat pain, night pain, swelling around a tooth, or an exam that shows pulp involvement. Antibiotics alone do not finish the job. They may calm a flare while you wait for definitive care.
Afterward: mild soreness for a few days is common. Avoid hard chewing on that side until the final restoration is placed. Call us if swelling or severe pain returns.
Duration: Ask the team
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Find us at Shop #12, 110 Constant Spring Road, Kingston (MasterMac SuperCenter). Hours: Mon to Fri 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Sat 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Call 876-667-0183 or book online.
Note lingering pain to heat, night pain, or swelling. Take prescribed antibiotics only if we instructed. Eat before longer visits if comfortable.
We numb, open the tooth, clean canals, and seal them. Some cases need more than one visit. A temporary filling may protect the tooth between appointments.
Mild soreness for a few days is common. Avoid hard chewing on that side until the final restoration is placed. Call us if swelling or severe pain returns.
