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In pets, root canal therapy is usually reserved for teeth that are essential for chewing or jaw support. In over-simplied terms, a root canal begins with a small hole being drilled into the central core of the tooth. The living center of the tooth, called the pulp, is removed and replaced with a substance called gutta- percha. The procedure results in a non-painful tooth resistent to infection. |
Clayton Animal Hospital is fortunate to have three veterinarians wih experience performing root canal therapies. They are Dr. Stacey Beam, Dr. Kelly Camacho and Dr. Christina Holzer. |
Cracked, broken or discolored teeth will often become abscessed if ignored. In most cases, treatment should be extraction or root canal therapy. |
*Veterinarians serving Clayton, Garner, and surrounding areas since 1986* |