At a routine dental exam, your dentist can identify a cavity that has recently formed. That early detection results in treatment to stop decay from spreading further and creating more trouble for your tooth, and for your general well-being. Unfortunately, when decay is not addressed in a timely manner, complications that lead to pain and… Read more »
Will you need to arrange follow-up treatments for a tooth after you undergo root canal therapy? Typically, this one procedure will be able to permanently address your oral health trouble, meaning you should not have lingering issues after it is performed. With that said, when an infection is not completely addressed, or when a new… Read more »
Tooth pain is hard to ignore, and often a sign that something is seriously wrong with a tooth’s health. If you start to experience serious or persistent pain, what will it take to restore your oral health and stop your discomfort? This kind of discomfort can point to problems within the tooth structure, and that… Read more »
Dental injuries and persistent toothaches can call for a trip to an endodontic specialist. While your general dentist can offer support when you experience an oral health emergency, some problems can require dedicated attention. Omni Endodontics provides people in and around El Paso, TX access to services that address potentially significant tooth problems. In response… Read more »
If a cavity keeps growing, it will eventually work through your enamel and dentin, which means bacteria will gain access to your pulp. The pulp contains living nerves, making this infection a potentially painful one! Our El Paso, TX endodontic treatment office is prepared to help you if you find that you need root canal… Read more »
When you undergo a root canal treatment, and in the months or years to come the tooth begins to hurt, then you could require retreatment. We can help stop the…
Read MoreIf you have noticed that your tooth feels more sensitive or a lingering toothache just won’t go away, it could be a sign of a severe cavity. In some cases,…
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When a tooth has an infection that is too severe to be treated with a traditional root canal, then you may need a form of surgery known as apicoectomy, or…
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