Root Canal
At Neola Dental in Minneola, our root canal specialists are dedicated to providing top-notch care to relieve your pain and save your natural teeth.
With a patient-first, family-oriented approach, we offer comprehensive root canal treatment using the latest techniques to ensure your comfort and well-being.
What is a root canal?
A root canal is a specialized dental procedure designed to save a damaged or infected tooth by removing the nerve and pulp from the tooth’s root. This procedure, performed by an experienced root canal endodontist, treats issues like cracked or broken teeth, cavities, and pain associated with tooth root infections.
In which cases is a root canal indicated?
A root canal is indicated when a tooth is severely damaged due to deep decay, a cracked tooth, or trauma that has affected the pulp. You may need a root canal operation if you’re experiencing:
- Intense tooth pain or throbbing, especially when chewing
- Sensitivity to hot or cold that lingers
- Swelling in the gums near the affected tooth
- Darkening of the tooth
Our dentist root canal specialist will evaluate your condition and determine if a root canal is necessary to save your tooth.
What happens during a root canal operation?
Many patients worry about undergoing a root canal operation, but the truth is, it’s a safe and highly effective procedure. Modern advancements have made root endodontics far more comfortable and less invasive than in the past.
The procedure involves creating a small opening in the tooth, removing the infected or damaged pulp, and cleaning the inside of the tooth. Once cleaned, the space is sealed with a material called root canal obturation to protect it from further infection. In many cases, a temporary filling is placed, and you may need a crown to fully restore the tooth.
After the procedure, you’ll be given instructions on caring for your tooth as it heals. Most patients report feeling immediate relief from the pain they were experiencing.
Opinions about root canal treatment
We believe that the best testament to the quality of our BruxZir esthetic crowns comes from our satisfied patients.
Esther is a wonderful hygienist and was gentle and thorough. Dr Contreras was experienced and very helpful with addressing my concerns. The staff gave me a clear treatment plan and guidance on how to move forward. I will definitely be back and this will have to be my new regular dentist! Highly recommend!
Thank you Esther and Dr. Contreras 💖
I can’t say enough great things about this dental office. From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed, respected, and genuinely cared for. The entire staff went above and beyond to make sure I understood every step of the process—from the procedures being performed to the costs involved. They took the time to explain everything thoroughly and clearly, which really put me at ease.
What impressed me most was how much they prioritized my comfort and understanding. At no point did I feel rushed or confused. They made sure I was comfortable throughout my visit and even provided referrals in case they weren’t able to fully address my situation, showing a level of professionalism and integrity that’s hard to find.
This is more than just a dental office—it’s a team of compassionate professionals who truly care about their patients. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for quality dental care with a personal touch. Thank you again for making my experience such a positive one!
Special mention to Natalie and Dr. C.
Schedule your root canal appointment with a specialist in Minneola
If you’re looking for a root canal specialist in Minneola, you’ve come to the right place. At Neola Dental, we pride ourselves on being the first independently-owned dental clinic in the area, offering personalized care that puts your needs first.
Root canal and crowns: Why they often go together
In many cases, a root canal tooth will require a crown after the procedure to protect the tooth from breaking and restore its full function. While not every root canal needs a crown, it’s commonly recommended, especially for molars or root canal on a crowned tooth. The crown over root canal provides added strength, ensuring that your tooth can withstand everyday use after treatment.
In some cases, patients may need a root canal through crown if the existing crown needs treatment underneath.