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Dental Conditions Indicating You Need a Root Canal
Some common dental conditions that may require a root canal include:
Deep Decay: When left untreated, a cavity can reach the pulp, causing infection and inflammation that may require a root canal.
Trauma: A tooth damaged due to injury, such as a crack or a fracture, may require a root canal if the pulp is exposed or damaged.
Gum Disease: Periodontal disease can cause the gums to pull away from the teeth, exposing the roots and making them more susceptible to infection.
Repeated Dental Procedures: Teeth that have undergone multiple dental procedures, such as fillings or crowns, may eventually require a root canal if the pulp becomes damaged or infected.
Genetics: Some people are more susceptible to dental problems than others due to genetics. If your family has a history of dental issues, you may be more likely to need a root canal at some point.
Visit a dental professional at our practice who can assess your situation and recommend the appropriate treatment, including a root canal.
Call Our Team for Root Canal Procedures in St. Helena
From explaining the root canal procedure to discussing the factors affecting your teeth and their roots, we will guide you through every step.
Visiting St. Helena Dental Studio today can help you achieve optimal oral health. Our specialists can assess your condition and let you know whether or not you need root canals. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and determine if a root canal is a right solution for you.