If you’re experiencing severe tooth pain, sensitivity, or infection, you may need root canal treatment. At Ventura Bright Dental, we provide gentle, effective root canal therapy to relieve pain, treat infection, and save your natural tooth.
Call 805-666-1919 today to schedule your root canal consultation and get relief from tooth pain.
A root canal (also called endodontic treatment) is a procedure that removes infected or damaged tissue (pulp) inside the tooth. This treatment allows us to save your natural tooth instead of removing it, helping you maintain a healthy, functional, and confident smile.
Root canal therapy may be necessary if you experience:
Severe toothache or sensitivity
Tooth decay that has reached the nerve
Dental trauma or injury
Cracked or broken fillings or crowns
Abscess or infection
Advanced wear or gum disease affecting the tooth
Early intervention can save your tooth and prevent further dental complications.
Our dentist ensures your treatment is comfortable and pain-free using modern techniques and anesthesia. Your root canal appointment may include:
Gentle numbing of the tooth for a pain-free experience
Removal of infected pulp using specialized instruments
Cleaning and disinfecting the canals
Filling and sealing the tooth to prevent reinfection
Optional dental crown placement for long-term strength and protection
With advanced technology, root canals are no more uncomfortable than a standard filling.
Relieves pain and infection quickly
Saves your natural tooth, avoiding extraction
Restores chewing and biting function
Prevents the need for implants or bridges
Provides long-lasting results with proper care
We proudly serve patients from Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo, and surrounding communities.
Modern techniques and anesthesia make root canal treatment virtually painless, often less uncomfortable than a large filling.
Treatment usually takes one to two visits, depending on the tooth and complexity.
In most cases, a dental crown is recommended to protect the tooth, restore strength, and prevent fractures.
Yes! Root canal therapy removes infection while preserving your natural tooth, allowing you to keep your smile intact.
Maintain good oral hygiene with brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits. Avoid chewing hard foods until the tooth is fully restored.