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A root canal treats the infection at its source instead of just masking the pain, so once you’re finished, the toothache stays gone for good.

Removing an infected tooth means losing it for good. A root canal clears out the infection and seals the tooth, so you keep your natural tooth and your bite stays intact.

Dr. Bouz numbs the area and confirms you’re fully numb before starting. Laughing gas is available if you feel anxious, and if you tell him it hurts or ask him to stop, he does.

An infected tooth doesn’t always announce itself right away. Watch for:

Leaving an infected tooth untreated affects more than just that tooth. Over time, it can:
Dr. Bouz shows you your X-ray and explains what he sees and recommends, in plain language, before doing anything.
Dr. Bouz numbs the area and confirms you’re fully numb before starting. Laughing gas is available if you feel anxious. If you tell him it hurts, he believes you, and if you tell him to stop, he stops.
Dr. Bouz removes the infected or damaged pulp from inside the tooth, clearing out what’s causing your pain and stopping the infection from spreading further.
Once the inside of the tooth is clean and shaped, Dr. Bouz seals it to keep bacteria out and protect the tooth from future infection.
Most anterior root canals finish in a single visit. If your tooth needs a crown for extra protection long term, Dr. Bouz lets you know before you leave.
Just off the main corridor near McKee Foods Bakery and Southern Adventist University. Free parking right outside, and we're easy to find whether you're coming from Cambridge Square or the surrounding neighborhoods.
*Every other Friday. Emergency line available outside business hours.