Serious tooth injuries and advanced cavities can pose problems that are difficult to address at a general dentist’s office. While root canal therapy provides access to the inner structure of your tooth, issues may exist beyond the reach of this procedure. However, advanced treatments can make these areas accessible so that work can proceed and stop an infection or injury from causing complications.
In addition to solving problems with hard-to-reach infections or injuries, our practice can help if your tooth has suffered significant structural damage that makes placing a dental crown difficult. Through work to rebuild that structure, we can give you the means to hold a restoration.
We can recommend oral surgery when problems affect areas like the roots of teeth, which can be damaged or experience problems with infection. During an apicoectomy, your dentist will remove the tip of a tooth’s root after carefully revealing the structure beneath your gum tissues, use that opening to treat an injury or remove bacteria, and cap it with a filling before restoring your gums. Through this work, we can prevent complications and put a stop to active discomfort while leaving your tooth intact!
It may be difficult to save a tooth because, simply put, too little of its healthy structure is left after a procedure. In a situation like this, a dental crown may not be recommended because your dentist is not able to secure it. Through Post And Core and Core Buildup treatments, we can deal with the loss of material by either using a small post and a filling, or applying material to add to the tooth, in order to give a restoration something to cover. These procedures give the underlying structure enough stability to make a crown a reliable long-term solution to your tooth trouble!
At our endodontic treatment office, Dr. Yuto Endo is prepared to help you if you have been told that your tooth needs to be extracted and replaced! If you wish to see us for a second opinion appointment, or if you have questions about our services, you can contact Omni Endodontics in El Paso, TX by calling 915.990.3636!
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