The treatment of an infected tooth is typically associated with a root canal treatment procedure, where the internal soft tissue at the location is removed through a pulpectomy. This process can be highly helpful for those suffering from a seriously debilitating toothache, but it also requires the removal of a significant amount of your natural… Read more »
The infection of one of your existing natural teeth is a serious situation, and putting it off gives bacteria more time to cause damage. If you have begun to notice pain as a result of this infection, it is a sign that you should speak with a dentist; ignoring your symptoms is not only damaging… Read more »
With a traditional root canal, we open an infected tooth and remove what’s inside, before adding a filling and capping a tooth with a lifelike crown. But for some patients,…
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When you develop a serious infection that is located in the roots of a tooth, you may need more than a traditional root canal. A surgical procedure known as a…
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When you have received a root canal and, in the months to come, your tooth begins to hurt again, you need to seek treatment to avoid worsening pain or even…
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