There are different concerns that need to be addressed when a tooth is physically injured. Broken enamel can lead to an infection, but it can also leave you without the structural support to hold a restoration at the end of a procedure. Without the right care to address this problem, your only treatment option can be to have it extracted and replaced with a custom prosthetic. However, if you do undergo the right treatment to support a dental crown, you can avoid these services and maintain your full smile!
Through Post And Core and Core Buildup procedures, we have the ability to keep a restoration in place when you have lost a sizeable portion of your enamel. The Post And Core treatment uses a small post that is inserted directly into the tooth to add stability, while a Core Buildup is capable of helping without the presence of a post. An evaluation of your tooth will inform our decision to move forward with one or the other. Thanks to our advanced digital imaging technology, we have the ability to perform detailed reviews that tell us more about the state of your tooth and oral health.
We offer different treatments that address serious concerns about a tooth’s internal health. In addition to providing root canal therapy, we can recommend oral surgery to do work on areas that are difficult to access. Oral surgery options can tend to areas that even a root canal is not able to reach.
A broken tooth is a serious issue, one that we do not recommend taking lightly. The good news is that with the right procedure, it can be restored so that it can secure a dental crown and stay safe over the years. If you want to know more about this service, and others that we provide, please contact Omni Endodontics in El Paso, TX by calling 915.990.3636!
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