How Endodontics Can Save Your Infected Tooth
Endodontics from our dental office can save your tooth from an undesirable outcome. If you have an infected tooth root or dental pulp, we can remove the infection and fix your tooth before it suffers from irreversible damage. We specialize in performing root canals, and we…
Why Should I Visit an Endodontist?
When it comes to dental health, it’s vital to address problems beyond the surface level. Endodontists are dental specialists that play a crucial role in diagnosing and treating issues related to the tooth pulp and surrounding tissues. Continue reading this blog post as we look…
5 Most Common Procedures an Endodontist Works On
Some patients often ask what the difference is between an endodontist and a dentist. Essentially, an endodontist is a specialized dentist who has finished an extra two or more years of education beyond dental school. Through this additional training, the endodontist has gained in-depth knowledge…
Advancements in Endodontic Technology
Technological advancements have allowed dental professionals to deliver seamless and pain-free treatment. Among the fields of dentistry, endodontics has experienced tremendous improvements from state-of-the-art technology over the years. Whether performing a root canal treatment or endodontic surgery, various tools assist with providing the best care…
How Painful Is an Endodontic Treatment?
An endodontist is a dentist who specializes in problems with the pulp or root of your teeth. They are specialists, and in many cases your general dentist will refer you to an endodontist to treat pain or issues with the inside of your tooth. Endodontists…
When Does a Dentist Refer a Patient to an Endodontist?
Did your general dentist recently refer you to an endodontist? Believe it or not, it is typical for dentists to refer their patients to an endodontist. Rest assured that your oral health will still be in good hands when visiting an endodontist for the first…
When Will a Patient Need to See an Endodontist for a Root Canal?
An endodontist focuses on saving the teeth. Root canals are one of the procedures that these professionals do often. You may need a root canal if the pulp of a tooth has become damaged from an injury or decay. Read on to learn more about whether to…
What Can Your Endodontist Do for You?
Are you anxious about visiting an endodontist? Endodontists are specialized dental professionals that focus on issues such as tooth pain, disease, and infection. Many patients may dread visiting an endodontist because they already have dental concerns. However, seeing your endodontist can drastically help with your…
How an Endodontist Can Save Your Teeth
If you have one or more decayed teeth, an endodontist can help save your teeth. In previous times, decayed teeth simply had to be pulled. Patients would then need to live without the tooth. However, advances in endodontic medicine mean that your tooth may not need…
7 Common Signs You Need a Root Canal
Knowing if you need a root canal is like trying to figure out if you need a filling. It can be difficult during those early stages of a problem to know if better oral hygiene efforts can solve the issue or if dental work is…