How difficult will it be to save your broken tooth? There are several reasons why a dental injury might lead to tooth loss. One concern is that structural damage will make it difficult for you to support a dental crown. Without that support, there is not a way to prevent further difficulties or restore your… Read more »
Once you arrange the appropriate restorative dental work for an unhealthy, aching tooth, you should be able to put oral health concerns and discomfort behind you. Unfortunately, there are times when problems persist after a procedure, as well as circumstances where new issues can arise at a later date. In these situations, retreatment can be… Read more »
There are sometimes problems with our teeth that require treatment at their roots. This can create difficulties for care, as this makes the “root” of your oral health problem harder to access. Fortunately, the right procedure can address the problem and help you preserve your full smile. Through conservative oral surgery, we can evaluate and… Read more »
Our teeth are strong enough to bite and chew through a wide array of foods without difficulty, which lets us maintain a varied diet and avoid painful injuries. Unfortunately, they are not so strong that they never take on damage. When serious injuries occur, or when dental decay progresses and causes an infection, endodontic treatment… Read more »
When you undergo a root canal treatment, and in the months or years to come the tooth begins to hurt, then you could require retreatment. We can help stop the…
Read MoreIf you have noticed that your tooth feels more sensitive or a lingering toothache just won’t go away, it could be a sign of a severe cavity. In some cases,…
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When a tooth has an infection that is too severe to be treated with a traditional root canal, then you may need a form of surgery known as apicoectomy, or…
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