Endodontics
Root canal treatment in Canada.
When your tooth keeps you up at night—or ruins your morning coffee—root canal treatment in Canada might be what finally turns things around. Some infections go too deep for a filling to fix. That’s where endodontists step in. They work on the inside of the tooth, clearing out the infection and helping you hold onto what matters: your natural smile.
It sounds intense, but most people are surprised at how routine and relieving it is. It’s not about drilling—it’s about healing.


A second chance for your tooth.
Endodontics is the dental specialty that deals with the pulp inside your tooth—the part with nerves, blood vessels, and soft tissue. When that inner part gets infected from decay, cracks, or trauma, it can lead to serious pain or even bone loss. Root canal treatment removes the inflamed or infected tissue and seals the space to stop the problem from coming back.
Common reasons you might need a root canal:
• A deep cavity that’s reached the pulp
• A broken tooth that exposes the nerve
• Repeat work on the same tooth
• Past trauma that flares up over time
It’s not about saving just the tooth—it’s about keeping your bite, your comfort, and your day-to-day life intact.
This is dentistry that works—not something to fear.
Most root canals are done in one visit and feel more like a long filling than anything else. Here’s what to expect:
• You’ll be fully numbed so you don’t feel a thing
• A small opening is made to access the inside of the tooth
• Infected pulp is removed, and the canals are cleaned
• The tooth is sealed to keep future bacteria out
• A crown may be placed later to add strength and protection
It’s quick, quiet, and often the best way to stop pain and avoid losing the tooth. In more complex situations, like persistent infections, endodontic surgery might be suggested—but that’s the exception, not the rule.

Your dental questions, answered.
No. The pain comes from the infection, not the treatment. Most patients feel immediate relief once it’s done.
Pulling a tooth might seem simpler, but it can create new problems—like shifting, bone loss, or needing implants. A root canal lets you keep what’s yours.
Sometimes. General dentists do many root canals, but if yours is more complex, they’ll refer you to an endodontist with advanced training in these procedures.
You might be sore for a day or two, but it’s usually mild. Most people go straight back to work or school.
Good brushing and regular checkups are your best defence. And if something starts to hurt, don’t wait—it’s always easier to treat early.
Relieve your tooth pain and save your natural smile
Tooth pain isn’t something you have to power through. A root canal could be the fix that gets you back to eating, sleeping, and smiling comfortably.