The moment a patient meets with one of our caring professionals, they know they are in good hands. Our team consists of qualified staff and certified endodontic specialists dedicated to improving the lives of our patients. We understand the difficulty of facing untreated oral health conditions, especially those involving the inner tooth and roots. To better care for our patients, we like to build a strong relationship from the beginning. We believe that a patient-provider relationship based on trust, communication, and comfort leads to more successful treatments and satisfied customers. Our patients can communicate their needs, concerns, or questions to any member of our team and we would be happy to help.

We offer a large variety of endodontic treatments and services, all geared towards eliminating the source of pain and saving teeth. In endodontics, toothaches generally involve the blood vessels, nerves, and connective tissues within the dental pulp or soft tissues beneath the tooth, such as the roots. Root canals may be the most common procedure done by an endodontist, but our services also include endodontic surgeries, fracture treatments, replacing knocked out or cracked teeth, and dental trauma treatment, among others. As endodontic specialists, we have the tools and equipment needed to keep our patients safe, comfortable, and pain-free while undergoing treatment.

At Newport Root Canal, our goal is to provide top-tier high-quality healthcare to each and every patient. In order to properly assess a patient’s condition, it is essential that we completely understand their full medical health standing. Therefore, before beginning treatment, we will need to collect the patient’s medical and oral health histories, previous dental treatments, current medications, allergies to medications or general allergies, and other pertinent health information. During the initial consultation, we like to get to know our patients and inform them of their treatment options before curating a personalized treatment plan. The more information we have, the more conclusive the treatment will be. Be sure to bring your referral with you if you have one.