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Oxford Dental Centre
  • Home
  • Services
    • Dental Emergencies
    • General Dentistry
    • Cosmetic Treatments
    • Dentures
    • Dental Crowns
    • Dental Bridges
    • Oral Hygiene & Bad Breath
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    • Orthodontic Treatment
    • Dental Implants
    • Oral & Teeth Extractions
    • Wisdom Teeth Removal
    • Nervous Patients Welcome
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Diagram showing root canal treatment steps on an infected tooth.

Root Canal Treatment: Pain-Free Endodontic Care at Oxford Dental Centre

Your Trusted Dental Laboratory

Root canal therapy is essential for relieving pain and preserving infected or damaged teeth, preventing the need for extraction. Our advanced technology and compassionate endodontic care ensure that your treatments are both comfortable and highly effective.


Save your natural tooth, relieve pain, and smile confidently again.


Root canal therapy doesn’t have to be a daunting experience. It is a highly effective, pain-relieving solution designed to save an infected tooth from extraction while restoring your dental comfort and overall health.


Signs You May Need a Root Canal:


- Persistent toothache or throbbing pain

- Sensitivity to hot or cold

- Swollen gums or tenderness

- Discomfort when biting or chewing

- Darkened or discolored teeth


If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, don’t delay. Early treatment can prevent complications.


What to Expect:


- We’ll numb the area to ensure your complete comfort.

- The infected pulp is carefully removed.

- The canals are thoroughly cleaned and sealed.

- A crown is placed to protect and strengthen the tooth.


Typically, treatment requires one to two visits, depending on the tooth’s condition.


After Treatment Care


Your tooth may be sensitive for a few days, but this sensitivity is temporary. We recommend placing a crown afterward to ensure long-term protection and to restore the tooth’s strength and function.


Root Canal FAQs


Does it hurt?


No. Thanks to modern anesthetics and techniques, most patients report that the procedure feels similar to getting a filling.


How long will the treated tooth last?


With proper care and a protective crown, it can last for many years without needing further treatment.


Why is a crown needed?


After a root canal, the tooth can become brittle. A crown is crucial to prevent cracking and reinforce the tooth structure.

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