When a tooth has internal problems because of an injury or advanced cavity, a root canal is often capable of addressing trouble and restoring your oral health. That means you should look forward to being problem-free after this procedure is performed, and after your dentist caps the tooth with a crown. Unfortunately, there are times… Read more »
Once you arrange the appropriate restorative dental work for an unhealthy, aching tooth, you should be able to put oral health concerns and discomfort behind you. Unfortunately, there are times when problems persist after a procedure, as well as circumstances where new issues can arise at a later date. In these situations, retreatment can be… Read more »
In times when teeth require restorative treatment, you can be happy to know that a procedure can permanently put a stop to an active problem. Between the removal of bacteria and damaged tissues and the placement of a durable restoration, you should be able to return to your daily life without further concern over this… Read more »
Should you expect follow-up treatment after a root canal is performed on your tooth? Typically, this procedure will fully take care of an issue with advanced decay or injury. During treatment, bacteria and damaged or infected tissues are completely removed before your pulp is sealed and your tooth is restored. However, patients sometimes experience pain… Read more »
Typically, a root canal procedure will fully restore your oral health. Once the tooth’s pulp is sealed and a dental crown is put in place, you should not have any more trouble. Unfortunately, there are times when people experience pain even after a procedure, or start to experience discomfort after a relatively short break. The… Read more »
The treatment you undergo for an injured or infected tooth should permanently restore your oral health. If you continue to feel that something is wrong, or if you develop problems after past care, you can bring your concerns to an endodontist to discuss retreatment. Our El Paso, TX endodontic treatment office is able to tend… Read more »
Will you need to arrange follow-up treatments for a tooth after you undergo root canal therapy? Typically, this one procedure will be able to permanently address your oral health trouble, meaning you should not have lingering issues after it is performed. With that said, when an infection is not completely addressed, or when a new… Read more »
The work to restore the health of an infected tooth should put a stop to active pain and prevent complications from affecting your smile and health. Under some circumstances, patients may need to have a tooth worked on again, either because a problem was not fully treated, or because a new issue develops at a… Read more »
A root canal procedure fully restores a tooth’s health by removing bacteria and damaged tissues within that tooth’s pulp. Treatment typically puts a stop to discomfort, protects you against infection, and removes the risk to your oral health. Unfortunately, patients who go through root canal therapy may remain in pain, or they can develop problems… Read more »
After your dentist performs restorative dental work to address a cavity or tooth injury, you should be free from discomfort. While advanced decay and trauma can lead to issues with lingering pain, the cause of your discomfort is resolved through root canal therapy. During this procedure, the bacteria and infected tissues within your tooth are… Read more »
When a dental infection forms at the tip of a tooth root, a traditional root canal procedure may not be enough to bring relief and save your tooth. Instead, you…
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When you undergo a root canal and the tooth begins to hurt months or even years later, this could mean the infection has returned and you need retreatment. This could…
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When a tooth is infected, an endodontic procedure is needed to treat the issues in the interior of your tooth. Otherwise, you risk worsening pain and even tooth loss. But…
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