Briarwood Dental Care

Root Canal Treatment in Briarwood

If you have a tooth that is severely damaged or infected, a root canal may be the only option to save it. This common dental treatment can stop the pain, prevent the problem from getting worse, and help you keep your natural tooth.

At Briarwood Dental Care, you will be cared for by Dr. Yakubov, one of the most trusted dentists in Briarwood, NY. He has performed over 15,000 root canals and is known for using the latest equipment and techniques to keep his patients comfortable and stress-free.

Dr. Yakubov is an expert in treating dental problems and placing dental implants. He has helped thousands of people, whether they need a root canal for the first time or need to fix a tooth that wasn’t working before. If you are in pain or just want expert care, Briarwood Dental Care is the right place for you.

Root Canal Treatment in Briarwood

What is a Root Canal?

Removing infected or traumatized tissue from the interior of the pulp rooting containing nerves and blood vessels of a tooth is what’s called root canal treatment. Once that pulp has been removed, the inside of the tooth is cleaned and sealed. Then, it’s protected with a filling or crown for strength through the years.

It’s like giving back a second opportunity to your tooth in life. Not requiring extraction. Not any more pain.

Why Might You Need One?

You might need a root canal if you’re experiencing:

  • Persistent tooth pain
  • Sensitivity to hot or cold
  • Swollen or tender gums
  • Darkening of the tooth
  • Pimples or bumps on the gums

In some cases, you may have no symptoms at all — which is why regular checkups matter! Catching an infection early means easier treatment and better outcomes.

Top Reasons Patients Choose Root Canals

Retains your Natural Tooth

Save your very own tooth: no implants or bridges.

No Pain or Infection

Say goodbye to the throbbing, aching, or swollen gums.

Fast Recovery

The majority of patients are back to their normal routine the next day.

Looks Natural, Feels Like-One

Placing a crown on the procedure tooth makes it blend well into the normal dentition.

Long-Term Protection

Root canal treatment may last a lifetime with good care.

Why Choose Briarwood Dental Care?

Experienced Hands

Our dentists have performed hundreds of root canals with precision and care.

Clear Communication

No dental jargon. Just clear, honest answers to your questions.

Gentle, Calming Care

We specialize in treating nervous patients with kindness and patience.

Convenient Location

Easy to reach, with flexible scheduling and emergency care when you need it.

Root Canal treatment | Briarwood Dental Care

What’s the Procedure Like?

It’s actually very routine and simple. So, what happens here?

Step 1: Examine and take X-rays

We check the tooth and collect digital X-rays, which show what is occurring beneath the surface.

Step 2: Numbing

We numbed the area so you won’t feel a thing – although, if you’re nervous, we have some relaxation options.

Step 3: Cleaning

A small access hole is drilled into the tooth, and the infected pulp is cleaned out from the tooth and disinfected through the canals.

Step 4: Filling

Special material fills that area to stabilize the tooth inside. It will help keep it stable.

Step 5: Restoration

Depending on the case, we would crown them or fill them to prevent future damage from sticking to your tooth.

And that is it! The approximation needs just one to two visits.

Afraid of the Dentist? We’re Here for You.

Dental anxiety is a real concern, and we understand. At Briarwood Dental Care, we take all measures to ensure that your experience is a calm and stress-free one.

  •     Warm, welcoming staff
  •     Methodical step-by-step explanations
  •     distractions like TV and music
  •     Sedation for those who require extra comfort

 

You don’t have to brave your fears without support. We’ve got your back.

What Happens After the Root Canal?

Following the root canal:

  •       A bit of soreness can be expected for a day or so
  •       You should refrain from chewing on that side following the treatment until the final crown is placed
  •       Keep your normal brushing and flossing routine
  •       Returning for a crown (if needed) will give your smile a complete look.

With good hygiene habits and regular dental checkups, this tooth can last for many good years — sometimes even a lifetime!

Afraid of the Dentist? We’re Here for You.

Dental anxiety is a real concern, and we understand. At Briarwood Dental Care, we take all measures to ensure that your experience is a calm and stress-free one.

  •     Warm, welcoming staff
  •     Methodical step-by-step explanations
  •     distractions like TV and music
  •     Sedation for those who require extra comfort

 

You don’t have to brave your fears without support. We’ve got your back.

FAQs

A root canal takes how long?

Usually between 60 and 90 minutes; some may require a follow-up visit to crown the tooth.

Isn’t it better just to pull out the teeth?

Usually, saving your natural tooth is the best option. It maintains balance and avoids the shift in biting.

What would be the cost?

Costs vary by case but are open, and above-the-board pricing, insurance, and payment plans are available.

Will a crown be needed afterward?

Almost all back teeth require a crown to maintain strength after a root canal. For front teeth, it depends. We’ll advise you.

Real Stories from Our Patients

“I avoided the dentist for years out of fear. When I finally had to get a root canal, I was shocked at how easy it was. The team made me feel safe, and I didn’t feel any pain.”

— Jessica D.

“Briarwood Dental Care saved my tooth! I was in so much pain, and they saw me the same day. I’ve never felt so cared for in a dental office.”

— Martin G.

Let’s Put Pain in the Past

If you’ve been living with tooth pain or discomfort, it’s time to do something about it — in the most comfortable, stress-free way possible.

Don’t wait for the pain to get worse.

Don’t believe the myths.

You deserve relief.

Briarwood Dental Care — Let’s save your smile, one tooth at a time.