Retreatment Is Available When Discomfort Returns

You can feel a strong sense of relief when you undergo dental work and put a stop to ongoing dental discomfort. A procedure should be the end of your concerns over an issue with decay or dental damage. Unfortunately, pain and sensitivity issues may continue after work is done, or you may experience new problems with a tooth that has gone through treatment in the past. If this is something you are currently dealing with, your El Paso, TX endodontist can help. Persistent or returning discomfort can point to the need for additional work on a tooth in the form of retreatment. We can carefully access a tooth’s inner structure to find out why you are experiencing difficulties and provide the appropriate care to ensure your tooth is returned to good health.

A Dental Procedure Should Be A Permanent Solution For Tooth Trouble

You should be completely free of problems after undergoing a procedure like root canal therapy. During a restorative service, care is taken to completely address problems with bacteria and infected tissues before a restoration is provided to keep you safe from new issues. Unfortunately, there are times where an initial procedure does not provide complete care, as there may be infected tissues that are not found. There are also times when teeth develop new problems even after being protected with crowns. In these situations, a visit with an endodontic treatment specialist will be important. By providing retreatment, we can help you fully resolve problems and move past concerns over your well-being!

We Can Provide Retreatment When Discomfort Persists Or Returns

Retreatment refers to work on a tooth that has already undergone care in the past. With advanced imaging technology, we can look out for any issues that may have been missed. We can then carefully access your tooth’s inner structure to provide the appropriate treatment before sealing it. At this point, you can return to your general practice and have a permanent restoration put in place for protection. This is one of many ways in which our practice can provide support for your smile while avoiding the need for tooth extraction. Advanced services, including those that require oral surgery, can ultimately benefit you by letting you keep a tooth in place and avoiding the need for you to arrange an extraction followed by prosthetic treatment.

Talk To Your El Paso, TX Endodontist About A Returning Discomfort In Your Tooth

Through the restoration of a tooth that has already undergone treatment, our practice can help you resolve worrying problems and return to a feeling of comfort. If you would like to find out more about how we can take care of you by treating a difficult problem, please contact Omni Endodontics in El Paso, TX by calling 915.990.3636!