Your dentist or provider has recommended you have a root canal. Seeing an endodontist ensures you have thorough diagnosis and treatment planning for the best prognosis for you to keep your natural tooth. An endodontist can perform complex root canal procedures in a pain free and efficient manner.
An endodontist is a dentist who has additional training in the specialty of endodontics. They have completed a Bachelor degree followed by 4 years of dental school and additional 2-3 years of specialty training.
Endodontists perform root canal procedures all day, every day. They enjoy the complexity of the limited procedures they perform. Endodontists have specialized equipment including 3D imaging and dental operating microscopes.
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Endodontic treatment is a broad term for procedures performed by an endodontist. See below for more information!
A procedure to save your natural tooth by removing inflamed or infected tissue from inside a tooth. The inside of the tooth and root system are carefully cleaned, disinfected and sealed to help prevent future infection. It can relieve pain while allowing you to keep your natural smile.
Occasionally, a tooth that has previously had a root canal may not heal as anticipated. Re-treatment involves re-opening the tooth, removing the previous filling material, and carefully cleaning and re-sealing the root canals again.
It is a minor surgical procedure used to save a tooth when infection or inflammation persists around the root tip after root canal treatment. During the procedure, a small portion of the root tip and surrounding tissue is removed and the end of the root is sealed. This allows the surrounding bone to heal while not impacting the restoration in the tooth and allowing the tooth to remain in place.
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