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How Long Can You Delay a Root Canal?

Root Canal therapy is the process thats used to treat pathological conditions inside a tooth that have affected its nerve. It is necessary when the pulp-the soft tissue inside the tooth- , becomes inflamed or infected. This treatment is pain free, involves local anesthesia and may be completed in one single visit most of the times.

Affordable. Comfortable. Just One Visit!

At Unidental, we know that a Root Canal can make people anxious. However, sometimes a Root Canal is necessary to maintain a healthy mouth and body. This dental treatment is performed by our Endodontic Associate.

If you would like to schedule a Root Canal therapy consultation, Call today: (956) 621 1199 (USA dial) to speak with our Patient Coordinator or schedule a telephone consultation to discuss your dental implant options and how you can restore your smile and confidence.

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How painful is a root canal?

Root canals have the bad reputation of being extremely painful. Actually, most people report that the procedure itself has no more discomfort than having a filling placed.

How many appointments does root canal therapy take?

The number of visits it takes to complete your root canal treatment may be as few as one. With some cases, however, two or more scheduled appointments may be required.

Who performs endodontic treatment?

Root canal treatment can be performed by some of our associate’s Endodontic specialist, who has completed additional training in endodontics through a specialized, accredited residency

Does my Dental Insurance cover this procedure?

Under the right circumstances, this procedure is accepted under most dental plans. In Unidental, most of US Dental Insurances are accepted. We will work with your insurance company to get the maximum insurance benefit available to you, making a real effort to provide you with a reasonable estimate of what your plan is likely to pay. We process the entire claim paperwork on the behalf of you.(We do not accept Medicaid or CHIP).