In a world of corporate takeovers – even in the dental industry – isn’t it nice to know that you can still find excellent patient care that exceeds expectations from a locally owned practice and a doctor supported by a team of dental professionals who pay meticulous attention to detail — and a doctor who calls and texts patients personally after surgery.

Working in a state-of-art dental facility with a completely digital workflow, our team is prepared to solve the most complex dental problems and deliver virtually everything you need for a more healthy, whiter, beautiful smile .

If you're considering Dental Implants, including the popular All-on-4 or Teeth-in-a-Day treatments, contact Dr. Kevin Kohler at Town and Country Dental. Dr. Kohler is regarded by his patients as a caring, compassionate implant expert and has meticulously placed and restored dental implants for over 20 years – with thousands of successful implant procedures to his credit.

While he is a top implant dentist, Dr. Kohler also emphasizes saving natural teeth when possible through a wide range of advanced procedures to rebuild healthy gum tissue or reverse bone loss in the jaw.

With such comprehensive dental knowledge and extensive experience, Dr. Kohler is prepared to solve the most complex dental problems with various procedures all done under one roof.

An endodontic treatment (Root Canal Therapy) may be required to save the tooth. In this case, the doctor will open and remove the damaged pulp and then clean up the inside before putting in a filling and adding a crown.

What is a Root Canal?

A Root Canal is a procedure conducted to save one’s natural tooth when a tooth is badly decayed and/or infected. Cracks and decay can cause infection in a tooth, resulting in the need for a root canal. Without a root canal treatment, you may be jeopardizing the tissue around the tooth and cause an abscess.

What are the benefits of Root Canal Therapy?

Who should consider Root Canal Therapy?

Your dentist may recommend that you have this procedure carried out if the pulp within your tooth is infected or inflamed. This type of damage left untreated can result in deep-down tooth decay and long-term damage. If you suffer from gum disease, this can often lead to root canal problems. If you have this swelling and pressure within your tooth, you will most likely be in pain, resulting in infection. If you have been suffering from this type of problem for a long time and the issue has become a chronic one, you are likely to be an excellent candidate for root canal therapy.

No matter what has caused your root canal disease (pulpal disease), endodontic treatment is likely to be required to save your tooth and relieve you of your pain and discomfort.