Endodontic Procedures

Save your natural tooth with advanced, comfortable, and predictable endodontic care.

What are endodontic procedures?

Endodontic procedures are specialized treatments designed to save natural teeth that are damaged by infection, trauma, or decay. Instead of extracting the tooth, these procedures remove diseased pulp, clean the canal system, and seal it to prevent future infection while preserving function.

Inside your tooth, the pulp contains nerves and blood vessels that can become inflamed or infected. Modern endodontics uses advanced imaging, microscopes, and biocompatible materials to treat these issues with high precision. This specialty focuses on diagnosing tooth pain and performing procedures that relieve discomfort while maintaining your natural smile.

At Sigma Dental Specialists, our board-certified endodontists provide comprehensive care including non-surgical root canal therapy, retreatment, surgical root canal therapy, and trauma care. With healing rates of 95% and higher under ideal conditions, these treatments offer a predictable, long-lasting alternative to extraction and implant replacement.

Signs you may need treatment

Non-Surgical Root Canal

Root Canal Retreatment

Apicoectomy / Root-End Surgery

Trauma & Cracked Tooth Care

What to expect

1

Diagnose

We use 3D CBCT imaging and microscope evaluation to assess infection, fractures, and canal anatomy accurately.

2

Treat

We clean, disinfect, and seal the canals with advanced techniques to eliminate infection and preserve your tooth.

3

Restore

You return to your dentist for a crown or final restoration to protect the treated tooth for years to come.

Common questions

What is included in endodontic procedures?
Root canal therapy, retreatment of failed root canals, apicoectomy, apexification, revascularization, and management of fractured or traumatized teeth.
No. Modern treatment is designed to relieve pain, not cause it. With anesthesia, you feel only pressure — most patients rate it 1-2 out of 10.
Generally one to two visits lasting less than an hour each. Most patients drive themselves home after unless sedation is used.
We can perform retreatment or microsurgical apicoectomy to save the tooth. Success rates are high with microscopic techniques.
The cost of a bridge or implant plus extraction is often higher than saving the tooth. Most plans cover endodontic treatment.