Best Root Canal Treatment - Channel Islands Family Dental
                     ROOT CANAL
IN VENTURA
Here, you will find two 
reasons that can cause Root 
Canal and the most common 
symptoms
Root Canal Symptoms
If you’ve been experiencing tooth pain or sensitivity, your 
dentist may recommend a root canal treatment to alleviate your 
discomfort. Root canal treatment, also known as endodontic 
therapy, is a common dental procedure that involves removing 
infected or damaged tissue from inside a tooth and restoring it 
to its natural state.
During the procedure, your root canal dentist will make a small 
hole in the top of your tooth to access the pulp. They will then 
use specialized tools to remove the damaged tissue and clean 
out the root canal. Once the root canal is clean, your dentist will 
fill it with a special material to prevent bacteria from re-entering 
the tooth. Finally, they will place a crown or filling on top of the 
tooth to restore its shape and function.
What to Expect During Your Root Canal Treatment
Before your root canal treatment, your dentist will numb 
the area around the tooth with a local anesthetic. This 
will ensure that you are comfortable throughout the 
procedure.
During the procedure, you may feel some pressure or 
mild discomfort as your dentist works on your tooth. 
However, most patients report little to no pain during the 
procedure.
Why Choose Ventura Dentist for Your Root Canal Treatment?
At Ventura Dentist, we understand that the thought of a root canal treatment can 
be intimidating. That’s why we have a team of skilled root canal specialists who 
are committed to providing you with the highest level of care and comfort during 
your procedure.
Our team uses the latest technology and techniques to ensure that your root 
canal treatment is as comfortable and efficient as possible. We also offer 
sedation options to help you relax during the procedure.
Two main reasons can cause this damage:
When the tooth has received a strong blow and, whether it breaks or 
not,    the tooth loses its vitality.
Due to a cavity that has not been treated in time and the infection 
reaches the dental pulp.
Chewing pain or sudden pain
Chewing should not represent any discomfort if your teeth are 
healthy. Therefore, the fact that it hurts to chew is an indication 
that there is a problem. Even if you cannot see any alteration in 
your teeth or gums with the naked eye, but you still feel pain or 
discomfort when you eat, you may need a root canal.
Bad taste in the mouth and bad smell
If there is an infectious process affecting the root of your tooth and 
it is not taken care of in time, the infection can create an abscess 
with pus that will generate a strange taste in your mouth and 
halitosis. Root canal treatment provides the ideal cleaning and 
treatment to overcome these two uncomfortable symptoms.
Darkening of a dental piece
One of the most common causes you may need a root canal for is 
after a trauma or a blow to one of your teeth.
It is possible that one of your teeth has broken and you didn’t 
realize it. If the trauma affected the tooth’s nerve, you will begin to 
notice discoloration changes in the tooth because the area is no 
longer receiving the same blood flow as before.
CONTACT US
Website:  www.venturadentist.net/ 
Address:  5700 Ralston St UNIT 203, Ventura, CA 93003, United 
States
Phone:  +1 805-465-9414 
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ChannelIslandsFamilyDentalOffice