Why You Might Need to See an Endodontist After a Sports Injury
As athletes, we understand the thrill of the game and the passion for pushing physical boundaries. However, along with the excitement comes the risk of injury, especially to your precious smile. Whether you’re dribbling down the basketball court or sprinting across the soccer field, a…
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…
Recognizing Endodontic Emergencies
When it comes to dental health, we often think of routine check-ups, cleanings, and perhaps the occasional filling. However, sometimes unexpected emergencies can arise. As endodontists, we specialize in treating issues that involve the innermost part of your teeth—the pulp and nerves. In this blog,…
5 Signs You Should See an Endodontist
Many people don’t know what an endodontist is or when they should see one. Endodontists are dentists who specialize in resolving difficult to treat issues affecting teeth. Read on to discover 5 signs you should see an endodontist so you’ll know when you should make…
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…
5 Reasons to See an Endodontist
Many people are familiar with dentists and what they do. Not as many people are familiar with endodontists or what they do. An endodontist is a dental specialist who focuses on the inside of the tooth. Although general dentists understand the inner workings of teeth,…
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…
5 Things You Might Not Know About the Field of Endodontics
Here are a few things about the field of endodontics we think you might find interesting. 1. Most people have negative feelings about losing their teeth. Have you ever had a nightmare where all your teeth fall out? It’s a very common stress-related dream that…
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…