Root Canal Treatment Glendale Arizona
If you are dealing with a constant toothache, sensitivity to extreme temperatures, or pain when biting down, your tooth pulp is likely infected or damaged. A root canal is the most effective way to remove infection and relieve discomfort. At Smile Transformation Centre, we offer gentle, modern root canal treatment in Glendale, AZ, to relieve pain quickly. Our goal is to protect your teeth and gums while keeping you at ease during the treatment.
Root Canal In Glendale Arizona
Infected or damaged tissue from the tooth root or pulp, is removed. The top part or crown is intact. The root is removed but the tooth remains. However, over time, it becomes weak because nutrients and minerals are not received, and the tooth is still there, But, it is dead. It may fracture or weaken over time because of that.
Patients have teeth lasting for 10 to 11 years after root canal without major mishaps. To make it last for 2 decades, restoring it right away is key. Restoration is done via a crown and sealing it off permanently. Consistent care is also important. To properly assess the type of root canal required, we do comprehensive and detailed x-ray and imaging of teeth roots.
About Doctors
Dr. Bradley DeMark (D.D.S) is a dental officer in the United States Navy. His education and experience have allowed him to work with major influences in the dental community.
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9980 W Glendale Ave,
Glendale, AZ 85307
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- Mon - Thur: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Friday: 7:30 AM - 3:00 PM
- Sat - Sun: Closed
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Standard Root Canal Treatment
When an infected or damaged tooth pulp causes pain, a standard root canal is the most effective in removing infection and preserving the tooth. At Smile Transformation Centre, we provide local anesthesia and sedation options so you stay comfortable throughout your treatment. The procedure involves removing infected pulp, cleaning and disinfecting the inside of the tooth, and finally sealing it to prevent infection in the future.Â
After the treatment, the tooth is usually covered with a crown to restore its strength and protect it from fractures. On average, with proper care, your treated tooth can last 10 to 15 years or longer, allowing you to chew, speak, and smile without worry. Root canal treatment cost in Glendale typically ranges between $900 and $1800. It may vary based on the tooth location and the complexity of the case. Contact us for a personalized estimate.
Pulpotomy and Pulpectomy (Root Canal for Kids)
Is your child complaining of a sharp toothache or sensitivity when eating? Just because primary teeth are temporary, that doesn’t mean they can’t decay or develop infections. They face the same issues as adult teeth.Â
A pulpotomy is a gentle procedure designed specifically for children when only the top portion of the pulp is infected. Pulpectomy is performed when the infection has spread deeper into the roots. It saves the baby tooth and protects the permanent teeth by maintaining proper spacing and jaw development. The treatment is quick, comfortable, and performed under local anesthesia, ensuring your child stays calm and comfortable throughout the visit.
Root Canal Retreatment
Did you have a root canal treatment years ago, but the pain has come back? It usually happens when infections return, filling breaks down, or healing doesn’t progress as expected. The retreatment is often recommended to save the tooth from extraction or an invasive procedure.Â
Our experienced dentist carefully reviews your previous treatment and identifies the cause of the issue. Once the underlying problem is identified and treated, a crown is placed to protect the tooth and keep it strong and functional.Â
Apicoectomy (Root End Surgery)
Sometimes, even a standard root canal fails to remove infection completely. In such cases, an apicoectomy is necessary to clear the infection permanently and avoid tooth extraction.
It is a minor surgical process in which the infected tip of the tooth root is removed and sealed to stop bacteria from returning. It’s performed under local anesthesia to keep you comfortable, and most patients recover within a few days. An apicoectomy is an effective way to preserve your natural tooth and avoid extraction.
Why Choose Smile Transformation Centre for Root Canal Treatment?
Many patients feel anxious about root canals, but you don’t need to worry. At our clinic, we combine proven methods and modern techniques to ensure that every patient is calm and comfortable throughout. From your initial consultation to aftercare, we’ll guide you through the entire process with care and clarity, helping you protect your natural tooth and get back to a pain-free smile.
Tooth pain should not be ignored; it needs proper treatment. If you have extreme tooth pain, get our emergency dental care in Glendale, Arizona. Contact us today at (623) 294-8782 to schedule your consultation at Smile. We accept most PPO insurance and have flexible payment plans to make the treatment affordable.
Does a root canal hurt?
No, we perform it under local anesthesia, so it doesn’t hurt.
How long does a root canal take?
The procedure typically requires 60 to 90 minutes, while more complicated cases may extend to 2 hours or need a follow-up appointment.
How do I care for my tooth after the treatment?
Brush and floss normally and stick to softer foods until a permanent crown is placed.
Insurance Accepted
We will be glad to file a predetermination for you to verify coverage of any necessary dental treatment. We accept most PPO insurances.





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