When you have an infected tooth, but don’t have enough structure to support a traditional root canal procedure, then you may need post and core, or possibly a core buildup. Our team can help repair your smile and prevent tooth loss and worsening pain. In today’s blog, your El Paso, TX, dentist talks about post and core endodontic treatment!
When a tooth becomes infected, then a root canal is necessary to avoid worsening pain or tooth loss. Our team can provide endodontic care to address the issues with the interior of the tooth. In today’s blog, your Omni Endodontics team in El Paso, TX, talks about the root canal treatment process.
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 may need a surgical procedure known as an apicoectomy. In today’s blog, your Omni Endodontics team in El Paso, TX, talks about root canal surgery and how this can stop discomfort and save your tooth!
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 happen for a number of reasons, and can offer care with precision. In today’s blog, your Omni Endodontics team in El Paso, TX, discusses the retreatment process and how we can stop discomfort and preserve your tooth in the process!
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 our team can help with root canal therapy and more. In today’s blog, your Omni Endodontics team in El Paso, TX, talks about the causes and warning signs of an infected tooth.
We offer an array of endodontic treatments to address teeth that have become infected, so you avoid discomfort and tooth loss. In many cases, this involves attaching a crown to the tooth following treatment. But if your tooth is too weak for a crown, you may need a little structural improvement. In today’s blog, your Omni Endodontics team in El Paso, TX, can help with post and core!
When you have a dental infection, this could be a source of serious discomfort and even risk the loss of your tooth. But we can help prevent this with a root canal procedure, using advanced technology to plan the process. In today’s blog, your Omni Endodontics team in El Paso, TX, talks about digital x-rays and CBCT technology and how we use these to ensure treatment with precision.
When a tooth is fractured, or an infection forms deep in the root canals of a tooth, you may need a root-end resection. Also known as an apicectomy, this surgery can target this area and protect your smile from discomfort and tooth loss. In today’s blog, your Omni Endodontics team in El Paso, TX, talks about oral surgery to save a tooth!
In many cases, a severely decayed tooth can be repaired with a root canal treatment. This restorative procedure can provide relief from discomfort. Occasionally, though, this tooth can become re-infected. While this can be frustrating, there are ways to resolve the problem. Your Omni Endodontics team in El Paso, TX, offers retreatment that can help save your smile. This procedure can prevent the need for more extensive dental work, such as an extraction.
Are you experiencing severe discomfort or a toothache? This may be caused by a serious cavity. When this happens, a filling may not be able to restore the area. Instead, your dentist may have told you that you may need root canal treatment. While endodontic therapy may seem intimidating, it can help relieve pain and recover your smile. In today’s blog, Omni Endodontics in El Paso, TX, is here to correct three assumptions people may have about root canals.
When a tooth develops an infection, whether in the smiles of kids or adults, this could be a source of serious pain and even increase the risk of tooth loss.…
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What causes a tooth to become infected? Once this occurs, how do we treat the infected tooth to help prevent discomfort and tooth loss? In today’s blog, your El Paso,…
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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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