Root Canal Treatment in Waterloo
Save Your Natural Tooth

Precise, gentle endodontic care focused on comfort and long-term strength.

what is Root Canal Treatment

RCT removes inflamed or infected nerve tissue from inside the tooth, disinfects the canals, and seals them to help relieve pain and preserve your tooth. Many back teeth benefit from a protective crown afterward to reduce fracture risk.

Signs you may need an RCT

  • Lingering sensitivity to heat/cold, spontaneous pain, swelling, pain on biting, deep decay, or trauma.
  • Local anesthesia and isolation.
  • Access to canals; removal of infected tissue.
  • Irrigation and shaping of canals.
  • Fill and seal with biocompatible material.
  • Temporary or permanent restoration; plan for a crown if indicated.
  • Expect mild tenderness for a few days, manageable with OTC pain relievers; we’ll share detailed aftercare tips.
  • Many molars require full-coverage crowns to protect against cracks after RCT; we’ll discuss timing and material choices.

Relieve Pain and Restore Confidence with Root Canal Care

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FAQ’S

Most patients feel pressure but little pain during the procedure.
Often 60–90 minutes; complex teeth may need two visits.
Frequently yes for back teeth.
Rarely; re-treatment or referral may be discussed if needed.
Most patients can resume routine activities.
Call us—post-op sensitivity and occlusal adjustments are manageable.
Only if indicated; the procedure treats the source.
With a proper restoration and hygiene, many RCT teeth last years.