Root Canals in East Brunswick, NJ

You can't just wait out an infected root canal. Only root canal therapy can solve your problem. Fortunately, you've found a dentistry team that can help: Trinity Dental Services in East Brunswick, NJ. With prompt treatment, you can find relief from your pain and restored oral health.

Root Canal Service East Brunswick NJ
How Do I Know

If I Need Root Canal Treatment?

There's really only one way to know for sure: visiting our East Brunswick dentists for X-rays and an exam. Dr. Youstina Mantias is experienced in endodontics and can determine if you need a root canal. However, these symptoms are signs you need to see a qualified dentist or endodontist as soon as possible:

Darkened Teeth

Loose Teeth

Face or Jaw Pain

A Fever

An Abscess

Swelling

What Causes

A Root Canal Infection?

There's really only one way to know for sure: visiting our East Brunswick dentists for X-rays and an exam. Dr. Youstina Mantias is experienced in endodontics and can determine if you need a root canal. However, these symptoms are signs you need to see a qualified dentist or endodontist as soon as possible:

Tooth Trauma

Unfortunately, there are many different ways our patients may damage their teeth, like bruxism, accidents, or biting down too hard on a piece of food. In some cases, this trauma may provide access for bacteria to infect the pulp inside your root canals.

Deep Decay

When cavities are allowed to spread, they may compromise your enamel and the structure of your teeth. This can lead to an infection within the blood vessels and pulp of your tooth, which can only be treated by root canal therapy.

Acting Fast

Can Save Your Tooth

An infected root canal isn't something you can just ignore. You will need an endodontic procedure to remove the infection and reseal your root canals.

While a dental crown is often needed to protect the tooth after treatment, if you see us early enough you might only need a filling to protect your tooth. A timely appointment can also prevent your infection from advancing, which can lead to more extensive damage — or even the need for a dental extraction.

Our dentists' goal will always be to protect and preserve your tooth. Let us help, starting with a consultation.

I'm Worried

About Cost

While many of our East Brunswick, NJ, root canal patients are worried about costs, we're here to make things easier. Our caring team offers several ways for you to cover your dentistry treatment — even without insurance.

Dental Insurance

Insurance helps cover root canal therapy and crowns because they are crucial to your oral health. We accept most providers, and can confirm ahead of time if yours is on the list.

Cash or Card

You can also cover the remaining costs of your root canal treatment using your choice of cash or major credit card.

Sunbit Financing

Patients without insurance can still find the care they need at our practice. We happily accept flexible financing from Sunbit, removing some of the stress from your visit.
Trusted by

New Brunswick Patients

Sarah Youssef
2024 - East Brunswick, NJ
Dr. Mantias is an exceptional dentist who provides top-notch care with a perfect blend of expertise, compassion, and professionalism. From the warm welcome at the clinic to the attention to detail during the visit, Dr. Mantias and her team create a welcoming and comfortable environment that sets patients at ease. I highly recommend Dr. Mantias for anyone seeking outstanding dental care delivered with skill and genuine care.
Bruce
2024 - East Brunswick, NJ
It took me 65 yrs but I finally found the perfect dentist. The office manager takes the time to answer any questions. The dentist ( Dr Mantias) is very gentle and stops if she senses I'm uncomfortable,which is rarely. She also doesn't rush like so many dentists. Some might call me crazy but I look forward to my apps.
What Happens

During Root Canal Treatment?

You don't need to find an East Brunswick endodontist to treat your infected root canal, because Trinity Dental Services proudly offers root canal therapy among our comprehensive dental services.

1. Consultation

First, our dentists will take X-rays of your smile and assess your tooth. They will only plan a procedure if it's truly necesary.

First, our dentists will take X-rays of your smile and assess your tooth. They will only plan a procedure if it's truly necesary.

2. Local Anesthetic

When it comes time for your dental procedure, our dentist will apply local anesthetic to thoroughly numb the treatment site and keep you fully comfortable.

3. Tooth Treatment

Our dentist will make an opening in your enamel. Then, she will clean your tooth roots, removing your infected blood vessels and pulp.

4. Final Touches

Once the bacteria and affected pulp is gone, she will seal your tooth roots. She will also fortify your tooth with a filling or crown.