GentleWave® Procedure Blog & Resources

GentleWave® Procedure & General Root Canal Information

So you need a root canal and have questions about what to do next. We’ve got you covered!

Research and thoughtful consideration are key before seeking treatment to ensure you’re making the right choices for yourself.

We’ve provided the answers to a myriad of your root canal questions throughout our blog. Find answers to the causes of root canal system infections, what to expect with root canal treatment, root canal costs, key patient benefits of the GentleWave Procedure and more!

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endodontist vs. dentist

The Difference Between a Dentist and Endodontist

All endodontists are dentists, but only three percent of dentists are endodontists.

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root canal advancements

Root Canals Aren’t What They Used to Be

Just as technology changes, so has root canal therapy. The GentleWave® Procedure is proud to be a leader among those changes!

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root canal visits

Do Root Canals Require Multiple Visits?

While standard root canal treatment typically requires two treatment visits, the GentleWave Procedure can be completed in just one session!

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root canal alternative

An Alternative to Standard Root Canal Treatment

If you’re looking for an alternative to standard root canal treatment, you’re not alone! The GentleWave Procedure is a less invasive option that delivers a higher standard of clean.

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root canal specialist | GentleWave Procedure

How to Find a Root Canal Specialist

If you’ve been experiencing toothaches, sensitivity and/or swollen gums, a possible diagnosis could be an infected root canal system. The next step toward symptom relief is to find a root canal specialist who can provide treatment. 

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what is an endodontist

What is an Endodontist?

After visiting your dentist for toothaches or pain, you may learn that you have an infected root canal system. Following this diagnosis, your dentist may either recommend that they perform a root canal treatment, or refer you to an endodontist.

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