Russian-Speaking Root Canal Specialist and Endodontist Serving Brooklyn and Queens
Receive advanced root canal care in Russian or English with Dr. Luba Borukhova’s calming, anxiety-focused approach, meditation-informed support, and nitrous oxide options at our Williston Park endodontic office.
Specialized Root Canal Care in the Language You Prefer
When a tooth hurts, understanding the diagnosis and treatment plan matters. Dr. Luba Borukhova is a Russian-speaking endodontist who welcomes patients from Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau County, and throughout Long Island. Patients can describe their symptoms, ask detailed questions, review dental images, and discuss treatment options in Russian or English.
Gentle Touch Endodontics is located in Williston Park, New York. We do not maintain an office in Brooklyn or Queens. Many patients travel to our practice when they need focused care from an endodontic specialist, including root canal treatment, retreatment of a previously treated tooth, management of complicated canal anatomy, ozone therapy, nitrous oxide sedation, or another tooth-preserving procedure.
When to See an Endodontist
An endodontist specializes in diagnosing pain that comes from inside a tooth and treating problems involving the dental pulp, root canals, and tissues around the root. Your general dentist may refer you, but you can also contact our office directly when you need an evaluation.
Common reasons to seek endodontic care include persistent or severe toothache, pain when biting or chewing, lingering sensitivity to hot or cold, swelling near a tooth, a dental abscess, a cracked or injured tooth, or renewed pain after an earlier root canal. Pain beneath a crown or discomfort that is difficult to identify may also require an endodontic examination.
During your visit, Dr. Borukhova reviews your symptoms and dental history, examines the tooth, performs appropriate diagnostic tests, and evaluates available X-rays or advanced imaging. She then explains what is causing the problem and whether the tooth may be preserved through root canal treatment, retreatment, surgery, or another approach.
Advanced Root Canal Care for Russian-Speaking Patients
Root Canal Treatment
Precise cleaning, disinfection, and sealing of the root canal system to relieve pain, control infection, and preserve the natural tooth.
Root Canal Retreatment
Advanced evaluation and repeat treatment when a tooth remains painful, has not healed, or develops a new infection after previous root canal therapy.
Complex Endodontic Cases
Focused care for calcified or curved canals, complicated anatomy, resorption, dental trauma, persistent infection, and difficult previously treated teeth.
Ozone Therapy
Ozone therapy uses energized oxygen to help target harmful microorganisms, reduce inflammation, and support healing as part of a personalized endodontic treatment plan.
Nitrous Oxide Sedation
Nitrous oxide can help anxious patients remain calm and comfortable during root canal treatment, retreatment, or a longer complex procedure.
Urgent Tooth-Pain Evaluation
Prompt assessment for severe tooth pain, swelling, an abscess, a cracked or injured tooth, or pain involving a previously treated tooth.
Personalized Options for Complex Root Canal Cases
Not every root canal case is routine. A tooth may have narrow, curved, calcified, missed, or unusually shaped canals. Infection may persist after earlier treatment, a root may show resorption, or symptoms may return beneath a crown. Dr. Borukhova evaluates the anatomy, previous dental work, symptoms, and diagnostic imaging before developing an individualized plan intended to control infection and preserve the tooth whenever possible.
Ozone therapy is one of the distinctive technologies available at Gentle Touch Endodontics. Energized oxygen can be incorporated into appropriate dental treatment to help eliminate harmful microorganisms, reduce inflammation, and support the body’s healing response without harming surrounding healthy tissue. For patients facing infection or a complicated endodontic procedure, Dr. Borukhova can explain how ozone may complement the required root canal treatment or surgical care.
Patients who feel nervous about root canal treatment can also ask about nitrous oxide sedation. Nitrous oxide begins working quickly and helps many patients feel calm while remaining awake and able to communicate. It also wears off quickly after treatment. This can be especially valuable during retreatment, treatment of complicated anatomy, or another procedure that requires more time in the dental chair.
These services are not generic additions. They allow Dr. Borukhova to tailor the experience to the tooth, the infection, the complexity of the procedure, and the patient’s comfort needs. Russian-speaking patients can discuss these options directly with the doctor and understand why each part of the plan is being recommended.
An Anxiety-Focused, Meditation-Informed Patient Experience
Dr. Borukhova has a special interest in caring for patients who feel anxious about dental treatment. Her approach draws on meditation, breath awareness, compassionate communication, and careful pacing to help patients settle their minds and feel supported throughout the visit. Instead of rushing into a procedure, she takes time to listen, explain what is happening, and create a sense of trust and control.
For patients who need additional help relaxing, nitrous oxide can be combined with this calming approach. The goal is to make root canal treatment—even a complicated or previously unsuccessful case—as comfortable, gentle, and low-stress as possible while delivering precise specialist care. Patients who have postponed treatment because of fear, a difficult past dental experience, or concern about pain are encouraged to tell the team what they need to feel safe and at ease.
Serving Russian-Speaking Patients From Brooklyn
Russian-speaking patients visit Gentle Touch Endodontics from communities across Brooklyn, including Brighton Beach, Sheepshead Bay, Gravesend, Bensonhurst, and Midwood. The practice is not presented as a Brooklyn dental office; our actual office is in Williston Park. This page helps Brooklyn patients who specifically want to communicate with an endodontist in Russian find the appropriate specialist and understand where treatment is provided.
If your dentist has already recommended root canal treatment or retreatment, bring the referral and any available X-rays. A referral is helpful but is not always required to request an evaluation. Our team can also coordinate with your general dentist before and after endodontic treatment.
Serving Russian-Speaking Patients From Queens
We also welcome patients from Queens neighborhoods such as Rego Park, Forest Hills, Kew Gardens, Flushing, and Fresh Meadows. Patients may contact the office to discuss scheduling, insurance participation, payment options, and what records should be sent before the appointment.
The office is located in Williston Park near the Queens–Nassau area. Travel time depends on the patient’s starting point and current traffic, so patients should use the map on our Contact page for accurate directions.
Clear Communication Before and After Treatment
Language should not prevent a patient from understanding why a tooth hurts or what a recommended procedure involves. Russian-language communication can make it easier to discuss symptoms, previous dental work, medications, anxiety about treatment, diagnostic findings, expected steps, and instructions after the procedure.
Dr. Borukhova’s goal is to provide precise endodontic treatment in a calm setting while helping each patient understand the condition of the tooth. You will have an opportunity to ask questions and review the recommended plan before treatment begins.
Plan Your Visit From Brooklyn or Queens
All appointments take place at our Williston Park office. Use the map to plan your route from Brooklyn or Queens. Because travel conditions vary, check current directions before leaving. For office hours, parking questions, or help coordinating records from your dentist, visit our Contact page or call 516-407-3207.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Dr. Luba Borukhova can discuss endodontic symptoms, diagnostic findings, root canal treatment, retreatment, and aftercare with patients in Russian or English.
No. Gentle Touch Endodontics is located in Williston Park. This page is for Brooklyn and Queens patients seeking a Russian-speaking endodontist who are willing to visit the Williston Park office.
You may contact the office directly. If your general dentist referred you, send or bring the referral, X-rays, and any information about the tooth so the endodontic evaluation can be coordinated efficiently.
Yes. Persistent or returning symptoms in a previously treated tooth may require examination and imaging to determine whether retreatment, endodontic surgery, restorative care, or another option should be considered.
Call the office at 516-407-3207 for an urgent endodontic concern. If swelling affects breathing or swallowing, seek emergency medical care immediately.
Yes. Contact the office with your insurance information so the team can explain participation, available benefits, and payment options. Coverage depends on the individual plan.
Speak With a Russian-Speaking Endodontist
Contact our Williston Park office for root canal treatment, retreatment, cracked-tooth evaluation, or urgent tooth pain.