It may be necessary for you to meet with an endodontist if you want to properly address decay and also preserve your full smile. What you gain from your appointment with a specialist is access to services that carefully tend to problems within the central chamber of a tooth, known as the pulp. When appropriate, we can even tend to problems that are affecting your roots! While this kind of work can be more involved, it allows you to restore your health without having to go through the experience of having a tooth extracted and then replaced with a prosthetic.
There are different procedures that we provide when taking on a tooth that is in poor health. Through root canal therapy, we can access and treat infections in the pulp. When a cavity becomes painful and/or causes heightened tooth sensitivity, it can be a sign that bacteria have infiltrated this space and caused problems with the living tissues housed within. You can also come to us for retreatment if you have new issues with a tooth that has already been through this, or if you have had work done but still feel uncomfortable. In times when we need to access spaces that are difficult to reach even through a root canal, we can provide careful oral surgery to access and tend to problems with roots.
Sometimes, the problem with saving your tooth is that too much of the structure was damaged to safely support a crown. In these circumstances, we can offer a Post And Core or Core Buildup to make sure you can hold a restoration in position.
A severe cavity is a problem to take seriously, but it does not have to be the end of your smile as you knew it! Our endodontic treatment office can perform services that resolve trouble with advanced decay so that you will not have to undergo an extraction to restore your oral health. If you would like to find out more, please contact Omni Endodontics in El Paso, TX by calling 915.990.3636!
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