Root Canal Treatment Quincy - Root Canal Therapy

Root canals require that Dr. Matarazzo remove the dental pulp from the tooth, which is done simply and easily in a very short period of time.

Root canals are a quick and easy treatment that allows Dr. Stephen Matarazzo D.M.D. the ability to help patients find relief when they are in pain. When an infection occurs, or a patient develops an abscess or problem that requires root canal therapy, the doctor and his staff will be able to help! With the technology used in his state-of-the-art practice, Dr. Matarazzo can provide a root canal treatment, which has a success rate of 99 percent. His extremely high success rates with root canals are due to his root canal protocol that he follows closely to provide accurate, effective results. Patients are happy to visit his practice to find relief, and enjoy a treatment that will last!

Root canal treatment can be scary. Some patients come into his office in pain, hear the words “root canal,” and are suddenly scared, shaking, and can’t relax to go to sleep at night! However, root canals are extremely fast, effective, and will reduce a patient’s pain–not add to it!

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Root canals require that Dr. Matarazzo remove the dental pulp from the tooth, which is done simply and easily in a very short period of time. In most cases, when complete, Dr. Matarazzo will also bond a dental crown on top of the tooth to protect it, as it may become brittle and weak due to the removal of the dental pulp. By placing a dental crown over the top, it can keep the tooth from cracking and breaking. This can prevent further treatments and problems down the line.

Additionally, Dr. Matarazzo provides sedation dentistry that can help patients get the treatment they need without the fear and anxiety. With oral conscious sedation, patients can rest easy during their root canal treatment and find that the appointment seems to go considerably faster, with less stress. Sedation is something that can be discussed with Dr. Stephen Matarazzo during the initial consultation appointment.

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