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Root Canal Treatment

Relieve tooth pain, stop infection, and protect your natural smile with gentle root canal treatment—an effective way to save your tooth and restore your oral health.

Root Canal Treatment in Pinson, AL

Root canal therapy can save a damaged or infected tooth from needing extraction. At Deerfoot Dental, our experienced team uses advanced techniques to make the procedure as comfortable as possible while protecting your natural tooth.

  1. Preserve your tooth: Root canals remove infection while keeping your natural tooth in place.
  2. Relieve pain: By removing the infected pulp, root canals stop the severe discomfort caused by tooth infection.
  3. Restore function: Once treated, the tooth works normally again, letting you chew and bite without pain.
  4. Stop infection spread: The sealed tooth is protected from reinfection, safeguarding your oral health.
  5. Support overall wellness: Treating deep infections prevents them from harming both your mouth and overall health.
3D cross-sectional illustration of a molar tooth with a blue protective layer, displaying the inner structure including the pulp chamber and root canals, against a white and peach gradient background.
  • Is a root canal painful?

    Thanks to modern techniques and anesthesia, most patients feel little to no discomfort during a root canal. In fact, the pain is usually caused by the infection itself—not the procedure. Our team prioritizes your comfort with effective pain management throughout treatment.

  • What is the procedure for a root canal?

    A root canal involves diagnosis with X-rays to locate the infection, removing the infected pulp and cleaning the canal, then filling and sealing it with a biocompatible material to prevent reinfection.

  • How long does a root canal take?

    A root canal typically takes one to two hours, though more complex cases may need multiple visits. Your dentist will outline a personalized treatment plan, and while some sensitivity is normal afterward, it usually fades within a few days.

  • What happens after a root canal?

    After a root canal, a crown is usually added to strengthen and restore the tooth. Some sensitivity may last for a few days, but over-the-counter pain medication can help. Carefully following your dentist’s aftercare instructions ensures proper healing and recovery.

Questions about root canal treatment?

If you have questions about root canal treatment or would like to schedule a consultation, contact us today or book your appointment using the link below. You can also explore the full range of dental services we provide.

Deerfoot Dental

6735 Old Springville Rd
Pinson, AL 35126
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Hours

Monday - Thursday: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Friday: 8:00 am to 12:00 pm (Walk-ins Welcome)
Saturday & Sunday: Closed

Phone

(205) 680-1120

Email Address

[email protected]