The Greek word for “tooth” is odont and the Greek word for “inside” is endo. Endodontic treatment focuses on the inside of the tooth. One type of endodontic treatment is root canal treatment.
Treatments we provide
Non-surgical root canal therapy
A procedure to remove diseased pulp, thoroughly clean the canals, and fill and seal the space before final restoration.
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Endodontic retreatment
A procedure to remove existing material from previous root canal treatment, clean canals, and fill and seal the space before final restoration.
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Diagnosis of cracked teeth
Our dentist can evaluate the tooth for possible cracks or fractures and recommend treatment.
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Management of trauma
Our dentist can evaluate the tooth after a fall or accident to determine treatment.
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Tooth pain can be caused by a variety of dental conditions. A thorough examination and appropriate diagnostic testing are essential to accurately identify the underlying cause and determine the proper treatment. Timely diagnosis and treatment can help prevent the condition from worsening and protect the health of the tooth.
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A dental abscess is a bacterial infection that develops within a tooth or surrounding tissues, often resulting from untreated decay, a cracked tooth, or a deep dental infection. Symptoms may include persistent pain, swelling, sensitivity, or a bad taste in the mouth. Prompt evaluation and treatment are important to control the infection, relieve discomfort, and preserve the tooth whenever possible.
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What to do after root canal treatment
A step-by-step guide to the post-operative period and keeping your treated tooth healthy.
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