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Dr. Jadilyn Grittner and Dr. John Grittner along with our entire team are dedicated to giving you high-quality care without pain or anxiety. Our dental staff is professional, educated, and experienced in helping patients achieve optimum oral health and have the best dental experience ever! Take a moment to learn more about us. We look forward to seeing you at Highgrove Dental Care.
GET TO KNOW OUR TEAM"We've been patients of Dr. Grittner since he took over. He's got a great personality and amazing skills. We've gone in for regular check ups and for difficult cases that required more immediate attention. We've always left happy. Highly recommended!"
If you have a tooth causing severe and constant pain, it may be infected or abscessed. If so, you'll need root canal treatment to preserve and protect your natural tooth.
These days, root canal treatment in St. Paul is easier and more comfortable than ever. We'll walk you through the steps so you can feel prepared.
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“Dead tooth” is a term that might strike fear in your mind and it can be a pretty serious situation. Fortunately, a dead tooth does not necessarily mean you will need an extraction. Today, we have many more options to save a diseased or dead tooth.
A dead tooth is a tooth in which the nerve is dead or dying. The ...
An infection can occur anywhere on the body, and unfortunately, your teeth are no exemption.
While root canal treatment sounds complex, it is actually the simple process of removing bacteria and infection from the internal canals inside your tooth. This treatment allows you to feel relief from the pain and swelling that often accompanies a root canal infection.
Most patients fear the words, “root canal” because there is a common misconception that your treatment will be painful. Root canal treatment is a procedure that actually reduces inflammation and eliminates pain. It may even save your tooth.
Patients need a root canal when they suffer from an infection. Sometimes the infection occurs due to deep dental decay ...