Root Canal Treatment Melbourne

Comfortable, Effective Treatment for Damaged Teeth

Doctor Scott talking to a patient about root canal treatment in Melbourne

Hearing that you need a root canal in Melbourne may come as a shock and seem like the worst news you could get about your smile. However, this procedure is more common than you may think and helps you preserve your natural grin. The American Association of Endodontists estimates that 25 million root canal procedures are performed each year, and 89% of those patients are satisfied after receiving treatment from an endodontist, like Dr. Paul Scott. Get the expert care you need and deserve in a luxurious, clean, and historic renovated dental office right here at Associated Endodontists of Melbourne.

Why Choose Associated Endodontists of Melbourne for Root Canal Treatment?

  • GentleWave® Technology for Precision & Comfort
  • We Accept & Maximize Dental Insurance
  • Just 20 Minutes Away from Popular Cruise Ship Ports

Do I Need Root Canal Treatment?

Doctor Scott wearing dental binoculars while performing root canal treatment

Root canal treatment in Melbourne is used to treat teeth that have been severely damaged or otherwise compromised by inflammation and infection. The pulp, which is a collection of soft nerves and tissues located in the inner chamber of your tooth, can be overrun with bacteria, leading to a variety of symptoms, such as:

  • A severe toothache.
  • A pimple-like bump on the gums beneath the affected tooth.
  • Heightened dental sensitivity to hot or cold drinks and foods.
  • Inflamed or dark red gums near the affected tooth.
  • Damage that has compromised the safety of the dental pulp (like a crack or chip).

The Root Canal Process

Illustration of the four stages of treating a decayed tooth with a root canal

Each root canal begins with creating a small window in the top of a tooth. This allows Dr. Scott to remove the infected pulp and thoroughly clean the canals of the tooth’s root using our advanced GentleWave® technology and dental microscope. Once no bacteria linger, Dr. Scott will rebuild the structure of the tooth using a substance called gutta percha, and finally, top the treated tooth off with a durable, protective dental crown.

The Benefits of Getting a Root Canal

Illustration of the nerves and root canals inside of a tooth

Dr. Paul Scott is an expert in root canal treatment and treating the inside of teeth. He has completed specialty training and earned his Certification in Endodontics at Northwestern University. With over 35,000 root canals completed throughout his career, his skill and experience helps patients immediately feel at-ease in the treatment chair. Among peace-of-mind, you’ll be able to also benefit from:

  • A virtually painless procedure.
  • Avoiding needing to replace a missing tooth.
  • The ability to preserve your natural tooth.
  • A more functional, comfortable smile.