While surface-level damage like cavities can be seen by the naked eye, problems affecting the inner layers of your teeth may be harder to spot. Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) creates 3D images of your teeth and bones for diagnostic purposes.
About Endodontic Consultants of San Antonio
At Endodontic Consultants of San Antonio, Rick Davis, DDS, and Rick Schwartz, DDS, provide state-of-the-art endodontic care to patients of all ages, primarily from in and around San Antonio, Texas. Theirs is a nationally known practice that also receives referrals from other parts of Texas and other parts of the country.
Endodontics is a dental specialty that focuses on preserving and protecting natural teeth. With specialized equipment and quality care, the team at Endodontic Consultants of San Antonio helps patients maintain their teeth, promotes their oral health, and contributes to their overall health and well-being.
The practice uses state-of-the-art technology, including digital radiography and 3D imaging. These images are clearer, faster, and more informative than traditional dental X-rays and produce less radiation. The team uses the most current procedures to perform expert treatment, primarily root canal treatments and related surgeries.
Dr. Davis and Dr. Schwartz have four years of post-graduate training after dental school, as well as decades of experience in general dentistry and endodontics. They have presented courses to dentists and endodontists in 18 countries, and act as consultants to endodontists from all around the world. They lead their team to offer the finest endodontic treatment in a welcoming and respectful environment.
The team at Endodontic Consultants of San Antonio welcomes new patients. They accept most insurance plans and offer easy scheduling via telephone or the online booking tool.
If you have an infected tooth and you need endodontic care, you’re in good hands at Endodontic Consultants of San Antonio. Rick Davis, DDS, Rick Schwartz, DDS, and the qualified dental team offer state-of-the-art endodontic care to help you and your family maintain healthy and fully functioning smiles. Click to learn more!
While surface-level damage like cavities can be seen by the naked eye, problems affecting the inner layers of your teeth may be harder to spot. Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) creates 3D images of your teeth and bones for diagnostic purposes.
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Dr. Schwartz was so nice and professional. Everyone in the office was so friendly and kind. I highly recommend them to anyone with special needs.
I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Schwartz and his practice. The entire process from arrival to departure could not have been easier.
We highly recommend Dr. Schwartz and his friendly and helpful staff!
Dr. Davis is so kind, takes the time, explains everything, and answers all your questions. His staff is very supportive and makes sure you are taken care of.
Dr. Davis and his team were absolutely wonderful! He helped heal my pain on the first visit and was very helpful throughout the process.
Dr. Davis's background as a Dentist in the Air Force is evident from his ability to fully explain the procedure and the treatment plan.