Over 33 Years Of Experience, practice limited to endodonticsServicesDiagnostic consultationEach patient is treated in a unique manner. We listen carefully and closely, do a clinical and radiographic examination before making any recommendations. Sometimes the diagnostic procedures will be lengthy and can take more time than is anticipated.Endodontic therapy - Root canal therapyRoot canals are most often necessary when the inner tissue of the root becomes inflamed or infected. Endodontic treatment removes the damaged tissue, then cleans the area and fills the space (the canal) to preserve the tooth. Our office utilizes the state of art technology such as digital imaging, operating microscope, ultrasonic instrumentation and fiber optics. In some cases, non-surgical treatment alone will not heal the tooth.Retreatment Endodontic TherapyOn occasion a tooth that has had a "root canal" fails to heal properly - for various different reasons. Many times, when this happens, the root canal can be done over, saving the tooth from extraction. Endodontists have advanced training in root canal techniques and complicated procedures such as retreatments, which are often more difficult than the original treatment. We are happy to discuss, in detail, the chances of success before the procedure to assist you with making an informed decision.Endodontic SurgerySurgery may be an option necessary to save your functioning natural tooth. Nothing looks, feels or functions like your natural tooth. The most common surgical endodontic treatment is called apicoectomy (root-end resection) followed with a root-end filling. An apicoectomy removes the inflamed and/or infected tissue and end of the root. The gum tissue has to be retracted, the root end is removed, and a filling is placed to seal the end of the root canal (retro filling). Sutures are placed in the gums to help with adaptation. The surgical procedure is with local anesthetics which will make the procedure comfortabl...
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General InfoOver 33 Years Of Experience, practice limited to endodonticsDiagnostic consultationEach patient is treated in a unique manner. We listen carefully and closely, do a clinical and radiographic examination before making any recommendations. Sometimes the diagnostic procedures will be lengthy and can take more time than is anticipated.Endodontic therapy - Root canal therapyRoot canals are most often necessary when the inner tissue of the root becomes inflamed or infected. Endodontic treatment removes the damaged tissue, then cleans the area and fills the space (the canal) to preserve the tooth. Our office utilizes the state of art technology such as digital imaging, operating microscope, ultrasonic instrumentation and fiber optics. In some cases, non-surgical treatment alone will not heal the tooth.Retreatment Endodontic TherapyOn occasion a tooth that has had a "root canal" fails to heal properly - for various different reasons. Many times, when this happens, the root canal can be done over, saving the tooth from extraction. Endodontists have advanced training in root canal techniques and complicated procedures such as retreatments, which are often more difficult than the original treatment. We are happy to discuss, in detail, the chances of success before the procedure to assist you with making an informed decision.Endodontic SurgerySurgery may be an option necessary to save your functioning natural tooth. Nothing looks, feels or functions like your natural tooth. The most common surgical endodontic treatment is called apicoectomy (root-end resection) followed with a root-end filling. An apicoectomy removes the inflamed and/or infected tissue and end of the root. The gum tissue has to be retracted, the root end is removed, and a filling is placed to seal the end of the root canal (retro filling). Sutures are placed in the gums to help with adaptation. The surgical procedure is with local anesthetics which will make the procedure comfortabl...,Over 33 Years Of Experience, practice limited to endodonticsDiagnostic consultationEach patient is treated in a unique manner. We listen carefully and closely, do a clinical and radiographic examination before making any recommendations. Sometimes the diagnostic procedures will be lengthy and can take more time than is anticipated.Endodontic therapy - Root canal therapyRoot canals are most often necessary when the inner tissue of the root becomes inflamed or infected. Endodontic treatment removes the damaged tissue, then cleans the area and fills the space (the canal) to preserve the tooth. Our office utilizes the state of art technology such as digital imaging, operating microscope, ultrasonic instrumentation and fiber optics. In some cases, non-surgical treatment alone will not heal the tooth.Retreatment Endodontic TherapyOn occasion a tooth that has had a "root canal" fails to heal properly - for various different reasons. Many times, when this happens, the root canal can be done over, saving the tooth from extraction. Endodontists have advanced training in root canal techniques and complicated procedures such as retreatments, which are often more difficult than the original treatment. We are happy to discuss, in detail, the chances of success before the procedure to assist you with making an informed decision.Endodontic SurgerySurgery may be an option necessary to save your functioning natural tooth. Nothing looks, feels or functions like your natural tooth. The most common surgical endodontic treatment is called apicoectomy (root-end resection) followed with a root-end filling. An apicoectomy removes the inflamed and/or infected tissue and end of the root. The gum tissue has to be retracted, the root end is removed, and a filling is placed to seal the end of the root canal (retro filling). Sutures are placed in the gums to help with adaptation. The surgical procedure is with local anesthetics which will make the procedure comfortabl...,Dentists