Endodontic Care
Endodontic Care in Coquitlam
Relieve Pain. Save Your Natural Teeth. Smile Again.
When tooth pain strikes, it’s not just discomfort — it’s a cry for help from deep inside your tooth. At Como Lake Dental, our endodontic treatments, including root canal therapy, are designed to eliminate pain, save your natural teeth, and restore your confidence — all with a gentle, compassionate approach.
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Not sure which service is right for you? Schedule a free consultation with us to discuss your needs and the options available.
What Is Endodontic Care?
“Endodontics” comes from the Greek words “endo” (inside) and “odont” (tooth). It’s the dental specialty focused on treating the soft tissue inside your tooth — known as the pulp.
When this area becomes inflamed or infected due to deep decay, cracks, or trauma, you may experience sensitivity, pain, or swelling. That’s where we step in.
Our Endodontic Services
We combine advanced technology with a gentle touch to provide lasting solutions to dental nerve issues.
Root Canal Therapy
This common yet misunderstood procedure is your tooth’s best chance for survival.
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We carefully remove infected pulp tissue.
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The canal is cleaned, shaped and disinfected.
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We fill and seal the space to prevent reinfection.
Contrary to myth, root canals are not painful — in fact, they stop the pain and save your tooth.
Endodontic Re-Treatment
Sometimes, old root canals can fail or become re-infected. With precision imaging and specialized tools, we can revisit and correct prior work, giving your tooth a second chance.
Emergency Pain Relief
Sudden toothache? Swollen gums? Don’t wait. Our team provides same-day appointments for endodontic emergencies, so you're not left in pain.
Why Saving Your Tooth Matters
Nothing functions, feels, or looks quite like your natural tooth. With modern endodontic care, we help preserve your smile without needing extraction or implants — keeping your bite aligned and your oral health on track.
Explore Related Services
Learn how Preventive Dental Care can reduce the risk of root canals.
Discover our Restorative Dentistry options to complete your treatment.
If you’re experiencing nerve pain, see our Toothache & Emergency Dental section.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Most patients feel relief, not pain, after the treatment — thanks to modern techniques and anesthesia.
Most root canals are completed in 60–90 minutes and may require one or two visits.
After healing, a crown may be placed to strengthen the tooth and prevent future damage.
Ready to Take Control of Your Oral Health?
Don’t wait for a problem to appear. Schedule your preventive care appointment today and keep your smile shining.