Don’t suffer with tooth pain, swollen gum, or decaying teeth! Bond Street Dental is an endodontic specialist offering root canal treatment in downtown Toronto. We are open 7 days a week with extended hours so make your appointment and get relief today.
Root Canal Treatment Conveniently Located in Toronto
Located in Downton Toronto
Bond Street Dental has multiple dentists available so exams and some procedures can be performed on the same day.
Open 7 Days a Week & Evenings
We are open longer than most so your oral health care needs can be met.
Monday-Friday: 8am-9pm
Saturday-Sunday: 8am-6pm
General Dentistry & Implants
Bond Street Dental is experienced in all types of dentistry so we can treat your infected tooth, perform a root canal, and insert implants to replace missing teeth.
What Is a Root Canal?
A root canal is a procedure to remove infected pulp at the base of the tooth. Bacteria enter this area through a cavity, a broken tooth, or the gums, and the main chamber or smaller canals become infected and inflamed, causing swelling and pain. A lack of treatment leads to further infection, and tooth decay, and affects your physical health. Skilled endodontists at Bond Street Dental remove the infected area, clean it, and seal the tooth to prevent further infection. It is a common procedure with 41,000 root canals in the U.S. daily, totaling 15 million yearly.
Do You Need a Root Canal?
Symptoms will indicate you need a root canal performed by one of our endodontists. Symptoms of an infected tooth or gum include:
- Tooth pain
- Tooth sensitivity to hot and cold foods and beverages
- Swollen gums
- Swollen jaw
- Pain when pressure is placed on the area
- A cracked or chipped tooth
- A loose tooth
- The tooth is darker than other teeth
- A boil on your gum under the sore tooth
Get relief now. Home treatment will not cure an infected tooth or gum. Make an appointment now!
Why Choose Bond Street Dental for a Root Canal?
Bond Street Dental has multiple dentists experienced in endodontics who can treat your infected tooth. We have new technology that makes root canals easier on you, helps save the infected tooth, and provides better recovery. We are conveniently located in downtown Toronto, are open 7 days a week with extended hours, and offer the best care while remaining affordable. Book now to end the pain of an infected tooth.
Meet Our Dentists
Our dentists are skilled, experienced, and compassionate. They work to ensure every patient receives the best dental care and has a pain-free experience, whether it’s a root canal or filling a cavity.
Dr. Ramez Salti
Dentist HBSc, MBA, DDS, FCOI, IV certified
Dr. Raman Kohli
Periodontist
236 Reviews
Chelsea Sidloski
24 February 2022
I am so so happy with my results of my implant done. From my very first appointment the customer service alone by the bond street dental receptionists, financial planner, and dentists exceeded my expectations. I had Dr. Salti from start to finish for my implant and he did his very best to make sure that I was comfortable by educating me, being patient, and always presenting all available options. I would 100% recommend this dentist to anyone that is looking for a dentist right downtown. I promise you will have an amazing experience!
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Alex Mckeown
09 February 2022
Bond street Dental has such an amazing and friendly staff. The practice is beautiful and very clean. I feel very taken care of here and walk out happy every time. I would recommend going here 100%. Also big perk is that they’re open late and weekends! If you have insurance they also bill them directly which takes off any added stress.
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Emergency Pain and Root Canals
Some patients come into the office as emergency dental patients because of intense pain. We will take X-rays and prescribe antibiotics to reduce the infection until you get a root canal. Eat a good meal before your endodontic appointment because your mouth will be numb after the root canal, preventing you from eating for a few hours.
Local anesthesia is typically used so you won’t feel any pain but will feel some pressure during the root canal procedure. Sedation is available for patients with high anxiety or other physical issues.
Root canals typically take an hour or less but some can take longer if the tooth is larger with more roots, is broken, or there are complications.
The process involves the endodontist numbing the area, isolating the tooth, and opening the crown to access the infected area. Tiny tools with wires are used to remove the pulp and infection. The area is cleaned and the dentist “shapes” the canal. A dental material, gutta-percha, is put into the empty space to prevent bacteria from returning. The canals are sealed with adhesive cement.
A root canal sometimes requires two appointments. One is to remove the infection and a second appointment is scheduled to put a crown over the tooth to protect it from further infection. Crowns are customized so it can take a week or two to get them. A temporary crown will be placed on the tooth until the second appointment. A dentist may instruct you to continue antibiotics for a few days after a root canal.
Root Canal Treatment FAQs
Is a root canal oral surgery?
Yes, root canals are one oral surgery that we at Bond Dental do. Others are tooth extractions, dental implants, and bone grafting.
How many types of oral surgeries do you offer?
Bond Dental offers an array of oral surgeries such as dental implants, root canals, fillings, tooth extractions (including wisdom tooth removal), All On 4 dental implants, cosmetic dentistry, bone grafting, and gum grafting.
Do you do a lot of root canals?
Yes, root canals have become a routine procedure. They are done with state-of-the-art equipment and are mostly pain-free.
What sedation options are available for root canals?
The clinic provides a range of sedation dentistry options for comfort, including general anesthesia, IV moderate sedation, conscious sedation dentistry, and oral sedation dentistry.
Do you offer free consultations for root canals?
Yes, Bond Dental offers free oral surgery consultations for all new patients, which includes a free X-Ray (certain conditions apply).
Is a root canal painful?
No, root canals aren’t painful. We use a local anesthetic so you only feel movement and not pain.
How long is a root canal recovery?
You will start to feel better within a couple of hours but may have some soreness for a few days. Generally, you should feel better within a week.
What is the purpose of a root canal?
A root canal is done to remove infection and save the tooth.