Asheville Endodontics

Endodontist

Asheville, NC

Asheville Endodontics provides same-day emergency endodontic treatment, including GentleWave® root canals and apicoectomy surgery, in Asheville, NC.

  • same-day root canal appointments
  • emergency tooth pain requiring endodontic treatment
  • patients seeking GentleWave® root canal treatment

Emergency available · same-day appointments

Endodontic Specialists

Endodontist

Asheville, NC

Endodontic Specialists focuses exclusively on endodontics, including complex root canals and retreatments, with offices in Asheville and Hendersonville.

  • complex root canal therapy
  • retreatment of an existing root canal
  • root-end surgery

Key, Jennifer E., Dmd

Endodontist

Asheville, NC

Key, Jennifer E., Dmd provides endodontic services in Asheville, including root canal treatment and GentleWave® technology.

  • root canal treatment
  • tooth preservation
  • GentleWave® endodontic treatment

Arden Endodontics

Endodontist

Asheville, NC

Arden Endodontics provides same-day emergency care in South Asheville for root canals, retreatment, surgery, cracked teeth, and traumatic injuries.

  • same-day endodontic emergencies
  • root canal therapy
  • endodontic retreatment

Emergency available · same-day care

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FAQ

How much does a root canal cost in Buncombe County?

The price depends on the tooth, retreatment or surgery needs, insurance, and whether a crown is required. Ask the office for an estimate after an examination and confirm what your dental plan covers.

Can an endodontist treat a dental emergency the same day?

Yes, Asheville Endodontics and Arden Endodontics specifically list same-day emergency appointments or care. Call before traveling because availability can vary.

How many visits does a root canal usually take?

It depends on the tooth and treatment complexity. Asheville Endodontics says its GentleWave procedure is usually completed in one visit, while retreatment or endodontic surgery may require a different schedule.

What should I look for when choosing an endodontist?

For complex treatment, check whether the practice handles retreatment, surgery, cracked teeth, or traumatic injuries and whether the treating dentist has relevant board certification or residency training. Ask about imaging, sedation, payment options, and follow-up care.

When should tooth pain be treated as an emergency?

Severe or worsening tooth pain, facial swelling, a dental injury, or trouble swallowing or breathing warrants prompt dental evaluation. Trouble breathing or swallowing requires immediate emergency medical care.