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November 21, 2018 by allan in Root Canal Therapy

Root Canal Procedures Can Save Teeth

If you have a tooth which is hurting a root canal procedure may be the solution. Root canal therapy is the most commonly performed procedure amongst all endodontic (inside tooth) treatment procedures. St. Lawrence Dentistry performs root canal treatment to treat problems related to the soft inner pulp of a tooth. The pulp is the

Root End Procedures Can Save Teeth

Do you have a tooth which has already had root canal treatment and is still having issues? This tooth may be a candidate for a ‘root end procedure’ or ‘apical surgery’. St. Lawrence Dentistry has saved many teeth through this very useful technique. ‘Root end procedure’ is actually an umbrella term for 3 separate procedures

July 6, 2018 by allan in Dental Tips • Dental Treatment • Root Canal Therapy

Re-treatment of a Missed Canal

Do you have a tooth which has had root canal treatment but still bothers you? Your tooth may have a hidden canal which was not located and treated during root canal treatment. St. Lawrence Dentistry can diagnose and treat your situation and return your tooth back to being comfortable. A root canal is a dental

April 23, 2018 by allan in Dental Technology • Dental Treatment • Root Canal Therapy

What to expect during a Root Canal

St. Lawrence Dentistry will make every effort to avoid root canal treatments on teeth. However, some teeth will need this treatment and it is nothing to worry about. Root canal treatment can be a painless experience and patients are often surprised at about the ease of the procedure and the aftermath. With modern technique and

January 11, 2018 by allan in Root Canal Therapy

St Lawrence Dentistry provides root canal treatment or ‘endodontic therapy’

The canal of a tooth is located in the center of a tooth and contains mostly nerve and vascular tissue known as the ‘pulp’. The pulp tissue is essential when the tooth is developing but is not needed to keep the tooth healthy after the tooth is fully formed. Root canal therapy is needed when