A dental emergency is serious, though with prompt access to oral health care you can minimize the problems you experience. The unfortunate issue is that sometimes, a problem with an injured or infected tooth will require more involved care than a general practice is prepared to offer. What can you do if you find yourself… Read more »
Is it time to start taking your tooth pain seriously? Unfortunately, if an issue grows too serious, a general dentist may recommend the removal and replacement of an unhealthy tooth to help you regain your oral health. However, you can find that your El Paso, TX endodontist is capable of helping you without making an… Read more »
There are situations where even a root canal will not give your dentist access to the “root” of a problem with your tooth. At this point, what can you do to restore its health and avoid a treatment that involves extraction and replacement? At our El Paso, TX endodontic treatment office, we can provide different… Read more »
Certain oral health threats can leave you at risk for losing your tooth. A serious infection or problem affecting your roots can be difficult for a general dentist to treat effectively, which is why they may suggest extraction and replacement with a prosthetic for your treatment. At our El Paso, TX endodontic treatment office, we… Read more »
If you have a dental filling in place, it should keep your tooth safe from problems, and it should also provide enough structural support to let you bite and chew without difficulty. However, in the event that the filling is lost or broken, the damage to your surrounding enamel can put your oral health at… Read more »
We offer an array of endodontic treatments to address teeth that have become infected, so you avoid discomfort and tooth loss. In many cases, this involves attaching a crown to…
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When you have a dental infection, this could be a source of serious discomfort and even risk the loss of your tooth. But we can help prevent this with a…
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When a tooth is fractured, or an infection forms deep in the root canals of a tooth, you may need a root-end resection. Also known as an apicectomy, this surgery…
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