Blog - Root Canal Treatment

You get your gorgeous tooth crown in less than two short weeks! 

During that time, your tooth is closed with a temporary filling to promote healing and prevent reinfection. 

A root canal infection causes the tooth to lose stability and become brittle, so your New Orleans dentist crowns the tooth a week or two after treatment. In rare cases, if the root ...

Modern root canals are more gentle and pain-free than ever. If you have infected or inflamed tooth pulp, your dentist may recommend root canal therapy to remove the infection and save your natural tooth. Root canal treatment may seem scary or painful, but they often get a bad reputation due to the pain an infected tooth causes. In reality, root ...

Whether you’ve had several root canals before or are visiting us for your very first root canal treatment, it’s normal to feel some level of anxiety and nervousness before your dental appointment. We understand having butterflies before a dental visit, which is why we do everything we can to educate our patients about their treatment to help ease any lingering ...