What makes you vulnerable to the potential loss of a tooth? A severe cavity or injury can leave you in jeopardy of this; while the concern is often with internal problems that require special treatment, sometimes a patient simply needs help keeping a crown secure. When too much harm to your tooth occurs, holding a restoration can prove difficult. Fortunately, there are treatments that add support needed to permanently hold one in place. This means we can keep your natural tooth and its roots in place, which can mean more conservative care as well as long-term benefits for your oral health.
The Post And Core and Core Buildup services add to the structure of your tooth when a considerable portion is lost. When too little of your healthy structure remains, there can be too little to keep a crown stable, making it less capable of providing adequate protection. Post And Core treatments use a small post surrounded by a filling material to rebuild the tooth structure, while the Core Buildup service provides similar care without the use of the post. After these services are complete, you can return to your general dentist to receive your crown. With both options, we can ensure that your restoration will remain stable so that it contributes to your bite and smile.
There are different services that we can perform, including oral surgery, to make sure a serious infection or injury is properly treated. Beyond root canal therapy, we can provide more involved surgical treatments, such as an apicoectomy, to reach and treat the site of an infection or injury.
Dental work to save a vulnerable tooth can take different forms. In some cases, it is necessary to address damage to the structure that leaves you without the support required to hold a dental crown. For more information on this service, or for details about any other smile care that we can provide, please contact Omni Endodontics in El Paso, TX by calling 915.990.3636!
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