• Endodontic Therapy Is A Procedure Used To Save A Tooth That Has An Infected Nerve (Pulp) By Removing The Infected Nerve, Dis-infecting The Canal And Sealing The Canal Where The Nerve Previously Resided.
  • Infection Of The Nerve Is Caused Primarily From Deep Decay And Sometimes From Blunt Trauma To The Tooth Resulting In Damage To The Blood Supply.
  • The Most Common Symptoms From An Infected Nerve Are Temperature Sensitivity, Chewing Sensitivity, Dull Or Throbbing Pain, Swelling, Radiating Pain And Pain That Is Spontaneous And Unprovoked.