Your Root Canal Treatment Dentist in Parma, OH
At Jordan M. Job DDS, we recognize that patients may endure tooth pain but prefer to avoid extraction or specialist referrals unless absolutely necessary. We strive to provide in-house root canal therapy, ensuring our patients can save their teeth and alleviate pain without the need for external specialists.
If You’re in Pain,
Call Us So We Can Help
If you have severe tooth pain or another symptom listed above and suspect it’s a root infection, please call our Parma, OH dental office as soon as possible. The sooner we see you, the faster we can get you out of pain, and the better our chances of saving your tooth.
Contact Jordan M. Job DDS for prompt relief and treatment. If we can’t complete your root canal the same day, we will get you out of pain and ensure that your situation is stable until our next available appointment.
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