Latimer Dental Arts P.C., Dr. Susan Latimer
Dr. Susan Latimer
Root canals
2 practices in Museum District have patient reviews describing root canal treatment, averaging 5.0 stars on Google. Latimer Dental Arts P.C., Dr. Susan Latimer leads the local ranking with 5 stars from 94 reviews. For prices, questions to ask and how to choose, the citywide Root Canal Treatment guide covers it all.
Dr. Susan Latimer
Root canals
Dr. Bryan M. Mitchell, DDS, MS
Root canals
General practices in Museum District, ranked by rating and review volume. Their reviews do not specifically mention root canal treatment yet, so confirm by phone. Most general dentists either provide it or refer to someone trusted who does.
Dr. Anju Syal
Cleanings and deep cleanings
Dr. Kelly
A clean, modern office
Dr. Carmen J. Kamas
Wisdom teeth removal
How the team treats children
Dr. Julia A. Pryzant
Cleanings and deep cleanings
Dr. Melba K. Adams
Practices just outside Museum District whose recent patient reviews specifically describe root canal treatment, ordered by distance.
Dr. Sarah Stuart
Root canals
Dr. Juan Carlos Barbosa, DDS
Dental implants
Dr. Bita Shakiba
Root canals
Dr. Association Jonathan Penchas, DMD · Dr. Sunny Larwood · Dr. Rustom · Dr. Jones
Crowns
Dr. Steve Hunsaker, DDS · Dr. Chance Hunsaker, DDS
Root canals
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We list 2 Museum District practices where recent patient reviews specifically describe root canal treatment, led by Latimer Dental Arts P.C., Dr. Susan Latimer with 5 stars across 94 Google reviews. The full ranked list is above, and each profile includes a summary of what patients report.
The procedure itself shouldn't, the tooth is fully numbed, and most patients report pressure rather than pain. Some soreness for a few days afterward is normal and typically managed with ibuprofen. The severe pain people associate with root canals is usually the infection before treatment, which the procedure resolves.
Extraction is cheaper on day one ($150, $450 vs. $1,000, $1,800 plus a crown), but replacing the missing tooth with an implant later costs $3,500+. If the tooth is restorable, saving it with a root canal is almost always the better financial and clinical decision.
Pricing in Museum District generally tracks the citywide ranges on our Root Canal Treatment guide. Westside offices tend to sit near the top of those ranges while offices further east and in the Valley often come in lower. Always ask for a written treatment plan with the total case price before agreeing.