Where do I go for a root canal, and how do I ask for a visit?+
Treatment is provided at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, R2V 4J6. To ask for a visit, write to us through the form below or dial (204) 338-3003, and bear in mind that a date only stands after the clinic has agreed it with you.
Does a root canal hurt as much as people say?+
The stories often describe the toothache that came before treatment. The tooth is numbed first, and pressure or vibration may be felt along the way. Mention any sharp pain immediately, and keep in mind that existing inflammation can influence comfort and recovery.
Could a sore tooth turn out to need something else?+
Yes. Pain alone does not point to a root canal, and some teeth that do need one barely hurt. An examination with appropriate X-rays is how the cause gets identified.
What happens to the tooth without its inner tissue?+
It stays in your mouth and can continue to work for chewing once restored. Because damage has already taken away some structure, it can be more likely to fracture, which explains why a protective restoration is so important.
Can the infection come back after treatment?+
It can. Leakage, a fracture, complicated anatomy or fresh decay may each create a new problem in a treated tooth. Keeping up with regular dental care and having a sound final restoration both help guard against this.
Will my benefits or CDCP help pay for a root canal?+
That varies from one plan to the next, and from one tooth’s treatment to another. Once the dentist knows what the tooth requires, ask for an estimate and have your plan details with you.