Root canal is a procedure in which an endodontist or dentist will perform to remove an infection from the pulp of the dental canal. There are many indications that the patient will need this work, such as pain, tenderness, and sensitivity to hot and cold temperatures. When the endodontist performs the procedure, he or she will use many different tools such as endodontic explorers, files, peso reamers, and aligner purchases. When finished, the patient will be a little sore but the initial pain will have disappeared. A root canal is a treatment aimed at relieving the patient of pain caused by a dental infection. The need for a root canal will manifest as pain when chewing, sensitivity to cold or hot temperatures, even if there is trauma to the area causing a fracture of the tooth root. Normally, a patient goes to their regular dentist for pain relief, and then the dentist refers them to an endodontic office. An endodontic office specializes in root canal treatments and that is essentially what these daily appointments at the office consist of. When referred to an endodontic service, the dentist will first examine ...