

Advanced care, carefully delivered
Root Canal / Endodontics
Ongoing tooth pain, swelling, or sensitivity can make daily life difficult. At Jenkins Cosmetic and Family Dentistry, root canal treatment removes infection inside the tooth, stops pain, and preserves your natural smile.
What Is Root Canal Therapy?
Inside each tooth is soft tissue called the pulp, with nerves and tiny blood vessels. Deep decay, cracks, or trauma can infect this space and create pain or an abscess. Root canal treatment carefully removes the infected tissue, cleans and disinfects the canals, then seals the tooth to prevent future infection.
Book an AppointmentSigns You May Need A Root Canal


Persistent toothache or pain when chewing

Sensitivity to hot or cold that lingers

Swelling near the tooth or a small pimple on the gums

Darkening of the tooth or tenderness to touch

Symptoms may not appear together if you notice any, we will evaluate and advise next steps
How Root Canal Therapy Is Performed
Benefits Of Root Canal Therapy

Relieves pain by removing the source of infection.
Saves your natural tooth, protecting alignment and appearance.
Stops infection from spreading to nearby teeth and bone.
Restores comfortable chewing with a durable final crown.
Everyday Care Tips
Avoid chewing on the treated side until the final crown is placed
Brush and floss gently around the area to keep it clean
Take any recommended medications exactly as directed
Pain, swelling, fever, or lost temporary?
Call us and keep your follow-up
Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I need a root canal instead of just a filling?
If pain lingers, wakes you up, or comes with swelling or a pimple on the gums, the nerve is likely involved and a root canal may be needed rather than a simple filling.
Will a root canal hurt?
With modern anesthesia and gentle techniques, most patients feel pressure, not sharp pain, and are often more comfortable after treatment than they were before.
What happens to my tooth after the root canal is done?
Once the infection is cleared and the tooth is sealed, we protect it with a custom crown so you can chew comfortably and keep the tooth long term.
How soon will I feel relief after a root canal?
Many patients notice relief quickly, often within a day or two. Mild soreness is normal and usually fades as the area heals.
Can a root canal help me avoid losing the tooth?
Yes. Root canal treatment is designed to remove infection while preserving your natural tooth, helping maintain alignment, function, and appearance.
Ways we help you smile

General Dentistry
Prevent Problems Early


Cosmetic Dentistry
Natural Smile Refinement


Restorative Dentistry
Repair, Replace, Strengthen


Oral Surgery
Treat Complex Conditions



