How long does a root canal take?

Most root canals take about 1–2 hours. The exact time depends on which tooth is being treated and how complex the infection is. Your Aspen Dental care team will walk you through the plan before starting, so you know what to expect and can plan your day around it.

Thanks to modern anesthesia and techniques, we try to help our patients feel as comfortable as possible. You may notice some soreness or sensitivity afterward, but that can usually be managed with over-the-counter medication or instructions from your care team. Learn more about what to expect in our blog, does a root canal hurt.

Is root canal treatment an emergency?

In many cases, it can be. If the infection of the root canal inside your tooth spreads, it may affect nearby teeth, gums or even bone. That’s why it’s important to get care quickly when you notice lingering pain or swelling. Aspen Dental offers same-day appointments in many locations to treat urgent needs.

How long do root canals last?

With proper care, a root canal can last decades. After the procedure, your Aspen Dental dentist may recommend a crown to protect the tooth and restore strength. Good oral hygiene and regular checkups all play a role in keeping the treated tooth healthy long term.

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This was the Aspen Dental in Bloomingdale Illinois, It was an extremely pleasant encounter with everyone in the office on the initial visit, however things turned dramatically worse one the return visit. I had paid half deposit in cash on first visit, and informed them I would pay balance in cash when service rendered. However upon arrival I was asked for thr remainder before being seen for 8 extractions and my temporary lower, I replied ill pay when finsihed, I gotta a little snark attitude. After 8 extractions one fused to my jaw bone and approx 13 shots of novacaine chipping and grinding to remove the final tooth, I was handed my lower denture and left to leave on my own to go pay the balance (which I did) with no gauze or napkins and blood dripping from my mouth constantly and the lady in front of me on the phone for approx 4 mins seemed like forever with blood all over my face and nothing to wipe with but napkins I kept in my pocket thank God! I asked about prescription for pain I knew when the novacaine wore off this was really gonna hurt bad. She replied the doctor will call it in. I got home entire face smudged with blood from wiping the bleeding.called the office and was told to take some Tylenol for pain!!! No prescription was going to be written. I had to result in persuading a friend to supply me with 4 pain pills to get past the first two days of suffering. This was totally unacceptable by any standards of dentistry and absolutely no follow up.so for 2300.00 I got 8 teeth extraction and temporary lower left with blood dripping and all over my face and no pain medication. I could of had a mule kick me in the face and removed my teeth for free, acquired support and pain medication from friends free and just bought the lower denture after.

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Root canal in DeLand, FL

If you’re dealing with ongoing tooth pain or infection, a root canal may be the recommended treatment. At Aspen Dental in Deland, our care team provides root canal treatment close to home—so you don’t have to wait to feel relief.

What is a root canal?

A root canal is an endodontic treatment that cleans infection inside your tooth so we can save it instead of taking it out. If left untreated, the pulp that has nerves or tissue may die as a result of infection. Left untreated, an infected tooth can cause damage and lead to other issues. At Aspen Dental, your comfort is our priority at every step—we’ll explain everything and keep you comfortable throughout the process. If cost is what’s holding you back, don’t delay your visit—we accept most insurances and financing options—so you’ll know exactly what to expect.

What’s the process of getting a root canal at Aspen Dental?

At Aspen Dental, your comfort is our priority at every step:

Do I need root canal treatment?

You might need root canal treatment if you notice: tooth pain that doesn’t go away, sensitivity to hot or cold even after the infection is gone, pain when chewing, a cracked or broken tooth exposing the nerve, swelling in the gums or jaw, or a tooth that looks darker than the rest. These are all signs of infection, and by treating it quickly, Aspen Dental could save your tooth.

Why choose Aspen Dental for your root canal in DeLand, FL?

Most insurance accepted

Explore dental insurance plans we accept. We do not accept Medicaid.

Same-day appointments

With same-day availability and flexible hours, seeing your provider is easy.

Made affordable for you

99% of patients who apply for 3rd-party financing are approved.

How much does root canal treatment cost in DeLand, FL?

On average, patients pay $929¹. Factors that affect the cost of tooth canal treatment include: root canal location, tooth condition, type of provider, and individual treatment plan.

¹This average price of a root canal is an approximation based on 2025 internal data and may not reflect the actual cost you will encounter due to individual factors. Price range varies from $550 to $1,545. For location specific pricing information, contact your local office.

Root canal in DeLand, FL FAQs

Explore answers to common questions so you know what to expect—before, during and after your root canal visit at Aspen Dental in Deland.

Most dental insurance plans cover part—or sometimes all—of the cost of root canal treatment. Before treatment begins, we’ll review your specific benefits so you’re not left guessing about coverage. Aspen Dental does not accept Medicaid, but we do offer flexible financing options through 3rd-party lenders if you’re paying out of pocket. You can also explore the Aspen Dental Savings Plan² for additional savings if you don’t have insurance. ²The Aspen Dental Savings Plan is NOT insurance. Please see plan terms and conditions for details.