When the inner tooth, also known as the pulp, is infected due to injury or decay, a root canal is necessary. A root canal excavates the infection, preventing it from spreading. Depending on how far along the infection is determines the impact level of pain or discomfort when dealing with a tooth infection. New technology has made root canals much more comfortable. If a dental infection has not yet penetrated the pulp of the tooth, a root canal may not be needed. An option referred to as pulp capping may be all that is required to prevent the spread of infection.

Doctor really take good care

“I like this dentist place because the doctor really take good care of you and she tried to keep your nature tooth as much as possible. She all the people are very nice and they are very professional and nice and they really take good care of the teeth so it's very good. She's so awesome person she very nice. She take care of your teeth and your health. As everyone knows, this is the first part of. It's very important because that's the I would say first garden for your health and so she's really care about what you eat and how to end. She teach you how to take good care of your teeth, so I would highly recommend this place.”

Kate T, Park Ridge, IL