by East Coast Endodontics | Aug 2, 2021 | Postoperative Care, Root Canal Therapy
Sometimes the scariest part of getting root canal treatment is facing the healing process. You might be picturing being immobile and miserable for a few weeks, but this certainly isn’t the case. In general, the root canal recovery process should only last a few days,...
by East Coast Endodontics | Jul 15, 2021 | Postoperative Care, Root Canal Therapy
We’ve all heard about the infamous root canal therapy. Whether we like it or not, these procedures can be a game-changer. Your natural teeth could be saved, and pain you might have been in is eliminated, and your dental nightmares would be over. However, just as the...
by East Coast Endodontics | Jun 17, 2019 | Pain Management, Patient Support, Postoperative Care
Root canals are less painful than ever, which is fantastic news for patients of all ages. This includes your little ones. As such, endodontists or dentists may recommend a root canal for your child in order to save an infected tooth. It can surprise some parents to...
by East Coast Endodontics | Aug 30, 2017 | Complications, Infection, Patient Support, Postoperative Care
With modern technology and the right expertise, root canals are as convenient and comfortable as a common filling. Although endodontic treatments are completely successful the majority of the times, patients should be aware of potential complications. As such, it is...
by East Coast Endodontics | Jul 19, 2017 | Complications, Postoperative Care, Preventative Care, Root Canal Therapy
Patients sometimes ask, “Why does my tooth hurt after a root canal?” It is a reasonable question. Today, root canal procedures are virtually painless. It can be a little disconcerting to undergo such a comfortable and effective root canal treatment, only to encounter...
by East Coast Endodontics | Jun 30, 2014 | Pain Management, Patient Support, Postoperative Care, Root Canal Therapy
Toothaches and pain can occur for a number of reasons. An endodontist or dentist can properly diagnose you and recommend treatment. However, tooth pain can occur for reasons other than the need for a root canal. Some of the more common causes of toothaches include:...
