A routine cavity treatment can be provided at your general dentist’s office. However, a problem with tooth decay that leads to a painful infection can call for endodontic services. Our office provides care when you need to do something about difficult to access problems. In addition to providing root canal therapy, we can offer more services, including oral therapy, to resolve trouble with your well-being. With our advanced imaging technology, we are able to carefully study problem teeth and find the source of their difficulties.
Endodontic services tend to trouble within the tooth structure that may be out of reach at a standard practice. In addition to performing root canal therapy to address problems within the pulp, we can go further to reach the source of your discomfort. For example, we can provide an apicoectomy, a procedure where a root end is carefully removed and replaced with a filling, to remove a threat to your well-being. By providing this service, we can save a tooth that could have been removed to restore your oral health.
Sometimes, the reason you need to see your endodontist concerns the restoration of a tooth, not its treatment. In a situation where there is just not enough of the structure left to hold a dental crown, we can provide a Post And Core or Core Buildup to make sure you can receive the support that you require. After this work is done, you can return to your usual dentist’s office to receive your restoration.
While a general dental office can help with many different oral health issues, there are times when patients should see specialists for support. Endodontic services tend to problems within the tooth structure. Without this kind of advanced care, you could lose a vulnerable tooth! Your El Paso, TX endodontist is prepared to meet with you to discuss your treatment options. If you would like to know more, please contact Omni Endodontics in El Paso, TX by calling 915.990.3636!
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