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, the infection may leave the interior of the tooth weakened and unable to support the filling and crown. In these cases, your El Paso, TX, dentist can help with a post and core buildup!
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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 root-end resection, or an apicoectomy, could stop discomfort and preserve your tooth! In today’s blog, your El Paso, TX, dentists talk about root canal surgery!
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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 the loss of a tooth. Fortunately, we can help! In today’s blog, your El Paso, TX, dentist talks about how we conduct a root canal retreatment.
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When you have an infected tooth, this could mean experiencing painful symptoms. To enjoy relief and prevent your tooth from being lost, you may need a root canal. But don’t worry! In today’s blog, your El Paso, TX, dentist talks about the steps we take to keep your root canal a comfortable and positive experience.
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A toothache is a terrible thing to have to live with, and it makes it truly tough to accomplish the things you need to do. Unfortunately, there might not be much that you can do about it on your own. When bacterial infection reaches the nerve within a tooth, it can lead to some serious tooth pain that will not go away with traditional analgesics. At this point, it’s worth it to talk to your dentist about what’s going on.
At Omni Endodontics in El Paso, TX, we work hard to help people enjoy their smiles. We know that when you feel bad, it’s tough to be yourself, and that’s why we wake up every morning with a drive for dentistry. A bacterial infection deep inside a damaged tooth can become a dangerous situation, not just for your smile, but also your overall health, so make the endodontic effort and ask whether a root canal treatment procedure can help.
Tooth pain keeping you from doing what you love? Call Omni Endodontics to find out more about your next steps.
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Should you have an infected tooth, this could mean you need treatment with a root canal. But what if you don’t have enough tooth structure to adequately support a crown? In these situations, you may need a little more than a traditional root canal. In today’s blog, your El Paso, TX, dentist talks about the post and core buildup.
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An infected tooth could benefit from a root canal, which saves the tooth and keeps the smile whole. But in some cases, the infection could require more than just a traditional root canal. In today’s blog, your El Paso, TX, endodontist talks about root canal surgery!
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Root canal procedures allow our team to take on infection and bring relief. But what if you have had one in the past at another practice, and your tooth has since begun to hurt again? In these situations, you may need to see your El Paso, TX, endodontist for a root canal retreatment!
As endodontic experts, we have the skills and experience to treat infected teeth to prevent serious discomfort and tooth loss. But how do you know when you need endodontic treatment for an infected tooth? In today’s blog, your El Paso, TX, dentist talks about the warning signs of infection and how we can help with a root canal!
A toothache can lead to difficulty getting through your day, and could also indicate the presence of a serious issue, such as advanced tooth decay or even an infected tooth. To enjoy relief from your discomfort, you may benefit from an endodontic treatment option. In today’s blog, your El Paso, TX, dentist talks about how we can help ease toothaches with a root canal.
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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