While cavities are often treated at general dental practices, there are times when more advanced restorative treatment is required to tend to the health of a vulnerable tooth. If that support is not available, you can find yourself in a situation where your only other option for care involves the removal and replacement of your… Read more »
When a tooth has internal problems because of an injury or advanced cavity, a root canal is often capable of addressing trouble and restoring your oral health. That means you should look forward to being problem-free after this procedure is performed, and after your dentist caps the tooth with a crown. Unfortunately, there are times… Read more »
There are different approaches to restorative dental work, with some demanding more time and effort than others. Simply put, your procedure should fully address the source of trouble with your tooth. If the problem is internal, it is often possible to resolve it through root canal therapy. At our El Paso, TX endodontic treatment office,… Read more »
A dental crown is something that a general dentist can put in place to protect a tooth that has been injured, or one with a cavity too serious for a dental filling. While you often only require general care to address these issues, there are times when more involved support is needed. Fortunately, this support… Read more »
While you can talk to your general dentist about toothache concerns, it may be necessary to discuss the matter with a specialist. The discomfort you experience can be a warning that your oral health is at risk due to an endodontic issue. An injury or an advanced cavity can expose you to internal problems that… Read more »
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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Have you received a root canal from another practice in the past, but your tooth is hurting again? If this is the case, you likely have a new infection and…
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When you have persistent pain in a tooth, this could mean you need more than a filling. With a root canal procedure, our team can treat an infected tooth and…
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