Relieving your tooth pain and sensitivity is closer than you think. Get in today for a root canal treatment, or explore more general dental services.
You may need a root canal if you have:
Sedation helps us minimize anxiety, maximize comfort, and create a more pleasant dental experience.
You’ll get out of pain and get back to your normal routine in no time.
We’re flexible. We’ll work with you to schedule an early or late-hour appointment ASAP.
Dental problems don’t wait for business hours – neither do we.
A root canal is a non-surgical endodontic treatment performed under local anesthesia to save and restore a tooth that is decayed or infected.
A tooth can become inflamed when a bacterial infection (dental abscess) enters your tooth through a crack, deep cavity or some other issue with a tooth filling.
When you choose us for your root canal treatment, we’re the only place you’ll have to go for specialty care—because it’s all right here.
We help make care affordable and accessible with dental insurance, third party financing and our Austin Emergency Dental Savings Plan.
Walk-ins welcome for dental emergencies and appointments that work for your busy schedule at 1,100+ locations—get in today.
Our dentists and endodontists keep your smile healthy with individualized, compassionate care all under one roof.
The cost of root canals can change based on where you need the root canal and who is performing the treatment.
The location of your root canal is the biggest cost indicator. An anterior root canal located near the front of your mouth typically costs less than a molar root canal.
If a root canal was previously performed on the affected tooth, or if the infection requires surgery, your cost could be impacted.
The cost of a root canal varies based on who is performing the treatment; specialists will have a higher fee from general dentists.
Have questions about the root canal treatment process? Learn the basics here such as, do root canals hurt and how does a root canal work?
We’ll start with a consultation to examine the affected tooth, take X-rays and discuss your care plan.
So that you’re comfortable during the procedure, the affected area is numbed with a local anesthesia.
Infected dental pulp is removed and the tooth’s root canals are disinfected and shaped.
The canals are filled with a biocompatible material and sealed with a permanent filling.
For your best recovery, or if you need a crown, your dentist may schedule follow-up appointments.
Your dentist and endodontist may recommend dental fillings, dental crowns or other dental services as part of your root canal therapy plan.
Our emergency dental services, including emergency tooth extractions, are available to residents in and around Austin, TX, ensuring quality care when you need it most.
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