They prioritize patient comfort during procedures with gentle techniques, Most technologically recent equipment,making sure of proper anesthesia, and a caring environment.
We accept almost all dental insurance, including Healthy Kids, Student Dental Insurances, etc.
Ditch the goo! We utilize intraoral scanners to capture comfortable, digital impressions for a more pleasant and efficient dental experience.
The team is comprised of professionals who are both skilled and approachable
In addition to basic restorative services and cosmetic procedures such as veneers and tooth whitening, they also offer Invisalign and cosmetic gum surgery1.
We speak English/Cantonese/Punjabi/
Hindi/Taiwanese/Mandarin
Experience a potentially more comfortable root canal with Waterlase.
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Our top priority is eliminating your toothache and restoring comfort.
Root canals prevent tooth extraction, allowing you to keep your natural smile.
By eliminating infection, root canals prevent further damage to your tooth and surrounding bone.
Treated teeth function normally, allowing you to bite and chew comfortably.
We utilize advanced Cone Beam CT (CBCT) scanning technology for highly detailed 3D images of your tooth structure. This allows for precise planning and execution of your root canal treatment.



We'll discuss your symptoms and examine your tooth to determine if a root canal is necessary.
This advanced imaging provides a detailed 3D view of your tooth's root system for precise treatment planning.
Local anesthesia numbs the area around the tooth for a comfortable procedure.
A small opening is made in the tooth to access the pulp.
The infected pulp is carefully removed.
We offer advanced laser technology for enhanced cleaning and disinfection of the tooth interior (see our website for details).
The canals are filled with a special material and sealed to prevent future infection.
In most cases, a crown or filling is placed on the tooth to restore its strength and function.





A root canal removes the infected or damaged pulp from inside your tooth. The tooth is then cleaned, disinfected, filled, and sealed — relieving the pain and saving your natural tooth instead of removing it.
No — with proper anesthesia, most patients feel little to no discomfort during the procedure, similar to getting a filling. The pain people associate with root canals is usually the infection itself, which the treatment removes. We also offer Waterlase laser disinfection as an option during treatment.
Warning signs include persistent tooth pain, sensitivity to hot or cold that lingers after the food or drink is gone, pain when biting down, swelling or tenderness in the gums, a darkening tooth, or a small recurring pimple on the gum. If you have any of these, call us at (604) 336-2050 — an exam and CBCT scan will confirm it.
It depends on which tooth needs treatment: front teeth are simplest, while molars have three or four canals and take more time, so they cost more. A crown afterwards is priced separately. We confirm your exact fee after the examination — before any treatment starts — and we direct bill most insurance plans and accept CDCP.
Most root canals are completed in one to two visits of about 60 to 90 minutes each, depending on the tooth and the infection. We start with an examination and a CBCT scan, and confirm the full plan with you before treatment begins.
Usually, yes. A root canal saves your natural tooth, which keeps your bite aligned and your jawbone supported. Pulling the tooth may look cheaper at first, but replacing it later with an implant or bridge typically costs more overall — and neighbouring teeth can shift into the gap.
With a proper crown and regular care, a root-canal-treated tooth can last decades — many last a lifetime. The single biggest factor is getting the crown placed promptly after treatment, since the tooth is at its most vulnerable before that.
Most patients return to work the same day or the next. Expect mild soreness for two to three days, easing over the first week — ordinary pain relief usually handles it. Eat soft foods, chew on the other side until the crown is placed, and call us if pain worsens after a few days or swelling appears.
Yes. Root canal treatment is a routine, widely performed procedure with decades of evidence behind it, and there is no scientific basis for the old myth linking it to illness elsewhere in the body. Complications are uncommon, and most are fixable with retreatment if they occur.
Often, yes. A tooth that has had a root canal can become more brittle over time, so a crown is commonly recommended — especially for back teeth — to protect it and restore full chewing function. We’ll tell you honestly whether your tooth needs one.
Call us at (604) 336-2050 — we welcome urgent cases and do our best to see you the same day, or book online anytime. We’re open Mon–Wed 10–6, Fri 10–6, Sat 9:30–5 (closed Thu & Sun).