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Dr. Yoon's Specialties:Dental Implants•Oral Surgery•TMJ Treatment
Dr. Yoon's Specialties:Dental Implants•Oral Surgery•TMJ Treatment
Dental infection treatment addresses bacterial infections inside the tooth or at the root tip, typically through root canal therapy, antibiotics, or drainage of abscesses. Early treatment prevents the spread of infection to surrounding teeth, bone, and other areas of the body.
At BK Dental, we provide comprehensive treatment for dental infections, from mild pulp inflammation to severe abscesses. Our priority is eliminating infection, relieving pain, and preserving your natural teeth whenever possible.
Book a ConsultationDental infection treatment encompasses various procedures to address bacterial infections affecting the tooth pulp, root, or surrounding tissues. When bacteria enter the tooth through decay, cracks, or trauma, they can infect the pulp and spread to the root tip, forming an abscess. Treatment typically involves root canal therapy to remove infected tissue, antibiotics to control bacterial spread, and in some cases, surgical drainage. The goal is to eliminate infection while preserving the natural tooth.
Examination and X-rays to identify the source and extent of infection.
Antibiotics may be prescribed to control bacterial spread before treatment.
Root canal therapy, drainage, or other procedures to remove infected tissue.
The tooth is sealed and restored to prevent future infection.
After infection treatment, you should notice improvement in pain and swelling within a few days. Complete all prescribed antibiotics even if you feel better. Follow-up appointments ensure the infection has fully resolved.
The cost of dental infection treatment depends on the severity of the infection and the procedures required. We provide clear treatment plans with cost estimates upfront and work with your insurance provider.
BK Dental treats dental infections at both our Scarborough and Richmond Hill locations. If you suspect you have a tooth infection, contact us promptly. Early treatment leads to better outcomes and faster relief.
Schedule your consultation today and take the first step toward better oral health.