Endodontic services address internal tooth issues. This can sometimes mean root canal therapy, but there are times where other services are needed to fully address oral health issues. Without endodontic treatment, your only other option for restoring your oral health can be to have your tooth extracted. Unfortunately, this leaves you in a situation where you have to arrange an extraction and plan prosthetic dental work to regain your full smile. By bringing a problem to our attention, your endodontist can evaluate you to find the source of your tooth’s trouble, then resolve the matter and preserve your full smile!
Root canal therapy can restore a tooth’s health if internal damage occurs after an injury, when a cavity leads to infection, or when untreated damage leads to infection. Through this procedure, Dr. Endo can remove harmful bacteria and infected tissues from your pulp, the tooth’s central chamber. After this work is done, the pulp can be sealed to keep it safe, and you can return to your general dentist to receive a dental crown.
During a root canal, we can treat problems within the central chamber of your tooth. However, you may need treatment for a portion of the structure that is beyond the reach of this procedure! If so, we can discuss the benefits of oral surgery. One common form of oral surgery is an apicoectomy. During this procedure, we access the tooth through its root to treat damage or an infection.
During a dental emergency, you may worry that your tooth cannot be saved. At Omni Endodontics, we provide services that resolve problems that are difficult to treat at a general dental practice. Our office provides a range of services that respond to problems within the tooth structure. With the right treatment, we can save a tooth that is vulnerable to being lost! To find out more about how we can help you during a dental emergency, or in other circumstances, please contact Omni Endodontics in El Paso, TX by calling 915.990.3636!
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