Root canals can be careful, quick, and relatively pain-free bringing you immediate relief and saving your natural tooth. Sedation and sleep dentistry keep you relaxed and stress-free during your dental treatment. When you visit 1Endodontics you are visiting a specialist's office. Specialists do at least 2 or more years of extra training after dental school and are experts at Root Canals.
General Dentists are also trained to perform Root Canals but typically perform 1-2 cases a week whereas we perform 25 cases or more per week! At 1Endodontics, your safety and the safety of our staff are our top priority. We are proud to say that we are vaccinated and that we have implemented all the health and safety measures to ensure that a visit to our practice is stress-free!
General Dentists are also trained to perform Root Canals but typically perform 1-2 cases a week whereas we perform 25 cases or more per week! At 1Endodontics, your safety and the safety of our staff are our top priority. We are proud to say that we are vaccinated and that we have implemented all the health and safety measures to ensure that a visit to our practice is stress-free!
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This office was recommended by a friend of mine. I was greeted warmly by the staff, the waiting area met the social distance guidelines and properly hygiene. The experience with the doctor was exceptional, they took X rays and Dr. Kargoli was very patient to explain to me what's going on with my teeth and presented the treatment plan with options which made think he is an honest doctor.
Yes, free parking is available, making a visit 1Endodontics is as easy and as convenient as possible. We reserve the appointment slot exclusively for you. We do not double book. Therefore, we would ask that you give us 24-hours notice to cancel an appointment so we have time to offer the slot to someone else who may be waiting.
In general, any dental problem that needs immediate treatment to stop bleeding, alleviate severe pain, or save a tooth is considered an emergency. These things can happen as a result of accidents, fights, a cavity that finally reached the nerve and more. This consideration also applies to severe infections that can be life-threatening.
Anesthetic and sedation options are available to prevent you from feeling pain and discomfort during your dental procedure. There are several methods available and several may be combined to give you complete coverage. The type of sedation or anesthesia used will depend on your personalized treatment plan, your personal needs and the expert opinion of your specialist.
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Evonne D.
Nov 13, 2021
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Dr. Kargoli and his staff are amazing! This was my first root canal, and I was absolutely terrified. They were the epitome of customer service. As an anxious patient when it comes to dental work, they were very patient. They took the time to walk me through the entire process, made accommodations to make me more comfortable, and just allowed me time to calm my nerves before jumping into the procedure. The next day, I was expecting to have some pain but much to my surprise, I had none. Shocking! And Dr. Kargoli called me personally (on a Saturday) just to check on me and see how I was doing. I&apos
Mira A.
Sep 14, 2021
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S. K.
Jun 27, 2021
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John V.
Jun 03, 2021
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Extremely professional and caring. Went out of their way to fit in my difficult root canal case on the same day that I first called. All of the staff took great care to ensure that I was comfortable throughout the procedure. I have had 2 other root canals at different practices, and this was, by far, the best experience.
Nadine S.
Mar 09, 2021
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Worst experience I have ever had! They are ridiculously expensive; they basically took a lot of money without doing much to my tooth that I had pain in. All what they did was a temporary fix and they put me on antibiotics.
3 months later, their supposedly "temporary" filling cracked into my mouth, and fell apart. I was eating and pieces of that filling was falling into my mouth. They NEVER mentioned it was a temporary filling during my first visit. All what they told me to do was to go and get a "crown" on that tooth so it wouldn't get infected again. And EVEN IF they
3 months later, their supposedly "temporary" filling cracked into my mouth, and fell apart. I was eating and pieces of that filling was falling into my mouth. They NEVER mentioned it was a temporary filling during my first visit. All what they told me to do was to go and get a "crown" on that tooth so it wouldn't get infected again. And EVEN IF they
