Root Canal Treatment
Are you in severe tooth pain? Do you have a sensitive tooth that has begun to darken?
An untreated cavity, a cracked tooth, or issues from a previous filling can lead to an infection that requires a root canal.
Dr. Scott Azari can perform a root canal in his Port St. Lucie, FL, dentistry office to relieve your pain and save your tooth.
Destroying the Myths About Root Canals
Root Canals Are Painful
Many people fear getting root canal treatment because they have heard it is extremely painful. However, thanks to sedation and modern techniques like our rotary instruments, most of our patients only feel mild discomfort for a few days after the root canal procedure. This can usually be easily managed with over-the-counter medication. In fact, root canal treatment provides more pain relief in the long run.
I Need to See a Specialist Like an Endodontist
It is a common misconception that an endodontist must perform your root canal procedure. While some dentists will refer you to an outside endodontist, our dentist can provide effective root canal treatment right here in our Port St. Lucie, FL, office.
Treatment Takes Several Appointments
In the past, patients needed to wait about two weeks between their root canal and crown appointments. With our advanced technology, Dr. Azari can often place a crown immediately following the root canal treatment. Same-day crowns completely streamline our patients' care.
The Benefits Of a Root Canal
Relieve Your Pain
A root canal can resolve chronic pain and tooth sensitivity. When a routine dental procedure like a filling isn't enough to get rid of the infection, a root canal may be recommended. Root canal treatment removes all the infected tissue and allows you to chew and eat comfortably again.
Stop the Infection
If left untreated, a dental infection can progress from the tooth's pulp to the surrounding teeth, gums, and jawbone. If the infection enters the bloodstream, it can turn into a life-threatening emergency.
Prevent Tooth Extraction
Root canal treatment removes the infected pulp of a tooth. If the infected pulp is left untreated, that can lead to further infection, tooth decay, and eventually extraction. A root canal removes the pulp and infected tissue while maintaining the tooth's protective outer structure.
Stop Living With Dental Pain Contact Lucie Dental Today
Dr. Azari has been practicing dentistry for more than 20 years. His experience allows him to perform almost all dental procedures under one roof. You will not be referred to an outside endodontist. When you choose Lucie Dental, you will be cared for by Dr. Azari and his compassionate team.
We care for our patients' well-being and want to ensure we can treat as many Florida residents as possible. This is why we offer free consultations to all our new patients and we accept all types of insurance.
If you are suffering from tooth pain, sensitivity, or discoloration, contact our Port St. Lucie, FL, practice today. Use this simple form to request your free consultation.
Call Us: 772-348-4409
5-Star Reviews From Our Smiling Port St. Lucie Patients
Thomas Garcia
2022
Came in nervous for a root canal and Dr Gankin and Joyce put me at ease, not an easy task. Looking forward to continuing my dental care with this office, as all my interactions have been great.
View on GoogleLucille Amanzio
2022
Joyce was an exceptional and professional lady . She is kind and made me feel at ease during my root canal. The doctor is exceptional and I felt like I was in very good hands. I highly recommend this practice.
View on GoogleDo I Really Need a Root Canal?
When an excess amount of plaque is left untreated, it will erode the tooth's enamel. Bacteria then grows and enters the inner tissue, or pulp, of your tooth, which can lead to decay. Eventually, the bacteria will create an abscess near the tooth's roots. This bacteria is close to nerves, bone, and blood vessels and can easily spread to the rest of your body, causing a health emergency.
A root canal procedure removes the infected soft tissue, providing pain relief and preventing further infection or the need for further dental treatments.
The Root Canal Process
The first step is to schedule your free consultation at our Port St. Lucie, FL, dental practice the moment you notice any tooth sensitivity or pain.
Day of Procedure
"The entire process, from root canal to placing a custom crown, can be performed in a single visit."
More Smiling Patients Who Chose Lucie Dental
Hillary Dawson
2022
Dr. Gankin and dr Azari are so awesome! You will love how elegant the place is set up! Everyone is so nice, my assistant Kathy was so comforting she was with me every step of the way & made me feel safe and at ease during my root canal treatment .. I highly recommend this dental establishment!
View on GoogleLisa Carter
2022
Joyce and Dr Gankin were wonderful during my root canal. The novacaine injections were the least painful I have ever had. Joyce and Dr Gankin were very patient with my anxiety. They explained what they were doing and kept asking if I was okay. I highly recommend St Lucie Dental.
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