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Save your natural tooth Root Canal Therapy

Gentle, precise root canals that relieve pain and rescue an infected tooth from extraction.

Root canal therapy in Encino

When decay or infection reaches the soft pulp inside a tooth, it causes serious pain — and left untreated, it can cost you the tooth. At Farzad Dental in Encino (91436), root canal therapy relieves that pain and saves your natural tooth.

The name sounds intimidating, but a modern root canal is much like a routine filling. With an in-house specialist, digital imaging and gentle technique, Dr. Farzad's team removes the infected pulp, cleans and seals the canal, and protects the tooth — usually in comfort.

Saving your natural tooth is almost always better than losing it. We'll keep you comfortable throughout, with sedation available if you're anxious.

Save your tooth Why choose root canal therapy

Ends the pain

Removing the infection relieves severe toothache fast.

Keeps your tooth

Saving a natural tooth beats extraction and replacement.

In-house specialist

Expert care without a referral elsewhere.

Comfort-focused

Gentle technique with sedation available.

How it works Your root canal visit

Exam & diagnosis

Digital X-rays confirm a root canal is the right treatment.

Cleaning

Infected pulp is removed and the canal is cleaned.

Sealing

The canal is filled and sealed against reinfection.

Restoration

A custom crown restores strength and appearance.

Good questions Root canal FAQs

Does a root canal hurt?
With modern technique and anesthesia, a root canal feels much like getting a filling. It relieves the severe pain of an infected tooth rather than causing it.
How do I know if I need a root canal?
Lingering pain, sensitivity to hot or cold, swelling, or a darkening tooth can be signs. An exam and X-ray confirm whether the pulp is infected.
Will I need a crown afterward?
Usually yes — a crown protects the treated tooth and restores full strength. We can often make one the same day with CEREC®.
Is it better to save the tooth or pull it?
Keeping your natural tooth is almost always best for your bite and long-term health. We'll only recommend extraction if the tooth truly can't be saved.

In serious pain? Save your tooth today.

Encino & Palmdale · New patients welcome · Most PPO insurance accepted.

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