Serving Madison, NJ

Gentle & Effective Root Canal Therapy for Lasting Oral Health
Why Root Canal Treatment is Essential?
You Might Need a Root Canal if You Experience These Signs:
- Persistent or severe tooth pain
- Increased sensitivity to hot or cold temperatures
- Swelling or tenderness in the gums
- A small bump on the gums near the affected tooth
- Red or inflamed gums
- A bad taste or persistent bad breath
What to Expect During the Procedure
We understand that root canals can cause anxiety, but rest assured that modern techniques make the process smooth and comfortable. Using advanced 3D imaging, our team precisely plans your treatment for the best outcome. Local anesthesia is administered to ensure a pain-free experience, and sedation options are available for added relaxation.
During the procedure, a small opening is made in the tooth to remove the infected pulp. The inner chamber is cleaned, disinfected, and sealed with a biocompatible material to prevent reinfection. A temporary filling is then placed to protect the tooth until a permanent restoration is applied.
Prioritizing Your Comfort Throughout Treatment
At The Art of Smile Dental, Patient comfort is always our priority. We offer amenities like neck pillows, blankets, and in-room entertainment to help you relax. If you experience dental anxiety, sedation options such as nitrous oxide and oral sedation are available to ensure a stress-free visit.
After the procedure, mild soreness may occur but can be easily managed with over-the-counter pain relievers. Most patients find relief almost immediately once the infection is removed.
Our Skilled Dentists Provide Expert Pain Relief
Our dentist will start the root canal process by making a small opening in your tooth to reach the pulp chamber. With the help of advanced rotary endodontic technology, we can efficiently remove the infected pulp tissue, making the procedure quicker and more comfortable than traditional manual techniques.
After clearing the infection, the pulp chamber will be filled with a biocompatible material called gutta-percha, and the tooth will be sealed with a temporary filling for protection.
Most patients may experience minor soreness for a day or two following the procedure, which can be easily relieved with over-the-counter pain relievers such as ibuprofen.