A Root Canal Can Rid You Of Your Tooth Infection [video]

stephenlega • July 9, 2017

Root canal therapy is one most unfairly feared procedures in restorative dentistry. Using modern procedures, we can perform a painless root canal for you at our dentist office in Columbia, SC.

We understand why people may be anxious about getting a root canal. Needing one means that you have an infected tooth, after all. This short video below by the American Dental Association can help explain when and why a root canal may be necessary.

You can call 803-272-4162 or contact us online to make an appointment for a root canal at Total Dental Care of South Carolina or to learn more about the procedure.

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