There are circumstances where a tooth’s health cannot be restored by root canal treatment. In this situation, your general dentist may have no option left but to extract the tooth so that they can stop further complications from affecting you. However, this does not mean you have no chance of preserving your full smile! At… Read more »
Is there a way to treat your broken tooth without having it extracted? What should you do if your general dentist is not able to provide services to save it? Our El Paso, TX endodontic treatment office can discuss more involved services that can save teeth that are at risk for being lost. One concern… Read more »
While you might typically expect to bring problems with a cavity to the attention of your general dentist, there are situations where it can be a better idea to talk with an endodontist. By doing so, you can learn about advanced services that are capable of saving teeth affected by advanced decay, including those that… Read more »
When you have a serious toothache, or when you endure a physical injury, the right treatment may call for a visit with an endodontic treatment specialist. Your El Paso, TX endodontist is here to help you if you find yourself with a potentially urgent issue affecting your oral health. After a review of the problem,… Read more »
In times when teeth require restorative treatment, you can be happy to know that a procedure can permanently put a stop to an active problem. Between the removal of bacteria and damaged tissues and the placement of a durable restoration, you should be able to return to your daily life without further concern over this… 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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