For both advanced cavities and dental injuries that lead to internal problems, you can require treatment that tends to problems within your tooth structure. The pulp—the name for the tooth’s central chamber where living tissues are contained—is tended to during root canal therapy. Dr. Endo can carefully access this space in order to remove bacteria and infected tissues. After trouble is dealt with, this central chamber is sealed, and you can return to your general dentist to receive a dental crown for support.
Oral surgery makes it possible for us to access and treat problems in parts of the tooth that are inaccessible even during a root canal. An apicoectomy is a procedure that will see your tooth’s roots carefully accessed so that an unhealthy root tip can be removed, with the placement of a filling at the root end occurring after that removal. This stops an issue that is difficult to access and has the potential to keep causing problems for your oral health and general health.
Through a Post And Core or Core Buildup, we can take on concerns that your tooth structure is too damaged to hold a crown in place. Based on your needs, we will either use a small titanium post surrounded by a filling material or simply use the filling material to add support so that you can keep a dental crown in place.
Through endodontic services, we are able to take on problems that make people vulnerable to tooth loss! Based on your needs, we can discuss different services that help you avoid treatment that includes the loss of your tooth and plans to place a prosthetic restoration. If you would like to find out more about how we can support you, please contact Omni Endodontics in El Paso, TX by calling 915.990.3636!
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