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Kennedy Dental
Office Hours
Monday-Thursday 7am-5pm
Friday 7am-12pm
Emergency Service Available
Here at Kennedy Dental we are committed to providing you the best possible care in a compassionate and comfortable environment.
As part of our office remodel, we are also changing to a new software program.  As we implement this program, you may notice some changes in our patient paperwork, billing, and communication services.  Additionally, it make take us some extra time to respond to e-mail messages.  We appreciate your patience with us during this transition.
Thanks for letting us be part of your family!  We look forward to seeing you!

What are typical symptoms of root canal infection?

A root canal infection can be painful and pose a risk to your tooth. If left untreated, an infected tooth may be unsalvageable and require extraction. If you have any root canal infection symptoms, please schedule an appointment with your dentist in Bellevue, NE. Early treatment can relieve your pain and protect your smile's health. 

Common symptoms of a root canal infection include:

  • Severe or lingering tooth pain
  • Swollen or puffy gums
  • Dark or red gums 
  • Gum sensitivity 
  • Bad breath that won't go away
  • Abscess or bumps on the gums or around teeth
  • Tooth discoloration 

A root canal infection can be severe and lead to other oral health and medical issues. The disease can spread to other areas of the mouth and body, resulting in a heart attack, stroke, or sepsis. Without a root canal, your dentist may also have to extract the tooth to protect your oral health and ensure the disease doesn't progress. 

Pain-Free Root Canals in Bellevue, NE

If you're experiencing severe tooth pain or notice dark, swollen gums, it's important to seek immediate dental care. At Kennedy Dental, we can help restore your oral health and relieve your discomfort with root canal treatment.

Call us today at (402) 291-3535 to schedule your root canal in Bellevue, NE and take the first step toward a healthier smile. We're here to ensure you receive the care you need to protect your teeth and maintain your overall dental well-being.

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