At APX Endodontics, we specialize in advanced endodontic treatments, including root canal therapy, designed to save your natural teeth, restore your oral health and comfort. Using state-of-the-art technology and proven techniques, our team delivers expert care in a welcoming, patient-focused environment.
Root canal therapy is a highly effective endodontic procedure used to treat infection or inflammation inside a tooth and relieve pain. Inside each tooth is soft tissue called the 'pulp', which contains nerves and blood vessels. When the pulp becomes infected, whether from deep cavities, cracks, or previous dental work, root canal therapy may become necessary. During treatment, we carefully remove the infected pulp, thoroughly clean and disinfect the inside of the tooth, then fill and seal it to prevent future problems. This saves teeth that would otherwise need extraction, helping you maintain your oral health and your natural smile.
Root canal therapy is a safe and effective method for saving teeth that might otherwise need to be extracted. At APX Endodontics, we focus on what matters most: preserving your natural teeth, relieving discomfort, and helping you maintain a healthy, functional smile for years to come.
Keep Your Natural Tooth
There's nothing like the real thing. Root canal therapy is designed to prevent tooth loss and save what you already have. Preserving your tooth helps maintains proper chewing function, natural biting force, and a healthy smile. It also prevents neighboring teeth from shifting, which helps you avoid misalignment, bite problems, and future dental complications.
Relieve Discomfort and Eliminate Infection
Endodontic infections can cause serious sensitivity, persistent aching, or sharp pain. Root canal therapy removes the infected or inflamed pulp, the source of your discomfort. This treatment does more than just relieve pain: it also helps to remove harmful bacteria from your mouth, reduce the spread of infection, and to restore your overall health.
Experience a Visually Appealing and Functional Result
After root canal treatment, your tooth is ready to be restored with a crown or filling that blends naturally with your surrounding teeth. Your restored tooth should look and feel similar to the rest of your smile, allowing you to eat, speak, and go about daily life without interruption. Modern endodontic therapy is predictable, highly successful, and designed to keep your tooth healthy and functional for years.
Endodontics, Reimagined. We get it, the thought of a dental appointment can feel stressful, but we’re confident that with the right environment, modern technology, and a team that truly cares, your endodontic visit can be a positive experience. That’s why we’ve designed APX with you in mind. From our welcoming space to our supportive, judgment-free staff, everything is crafted to help you feel at ease, informed, and genuinely cared for.
Technology That Actually Makes Treatment Better. We’ve invested in the best tools because they make a real difference in your care. Our practice features CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) for detailed 3D imaging, advanced ZEISS microscopes that let us see what others can’t, and Fotona lasers for gentle, precise treatment. This technology translates into more accurate diagnoses, more comfortable procedures, and better long-term results. Bottom line? You get the care you deserve.
Your Partners in Saving Teeth. We work closely with your referring dentist to create a treatment plan that’s tailored specifically to you, not a generic one-size-fits-all approach. Using integrated cameras and clear visuals, we can show you exactly what we see so you’re never left guessing. We believe in honest, straightforward communication at every step of the process. Our goal? Get you out of pain, eliminate any infection, and restore your dental health so you can move forward with confidence.
You may be a candidate for root canal therapy if you are experiencing symptoms of an inflamed or infected tooth. This procedure is often the best way to save your natural tooth, relieve pain, and maintaining your smile. Common signs that you might need a root canal include:
Experiencing any of these symptoms? Come see us. A comprehensive evaluation will help us determine if root canal therapy is the right solution for you.
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