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Dental anxiety causes many people to dread or even avoid dental care, but there are several techniques you can use to overcome it.

Digital radiography is a simpler, faster alternative to traditional X-rays. It produces high-quality images that allow for a precise diagnosis and the best possible treatment for you, the patient.

An endodontist is a dentist that treats the dental pulp inside your teeth. Whether you need a root canal or have undiagnosed tooth pain, an endodontist can help.

An infected tooth requires urgent attention to prevent further complications. Until you can make it to the office, there are also immediate steps you can take for temporary pain relief.

A perforation in your root canal can lead to infection, pain, and inflammation. Immediate treatment is critical to repairing and saving the affected tooth. Find out more about the way perforations develop and procedures for treatment.

Endodontists use technology to save teeth, but what kind of technology is used, and how does it work? Here, we discuss what our practice uses to give you the best experience possible.

Just the thought of a root canal seems to cause many of us to shudder. You may be riddled with fear and anxiety. However, your fears can be subdued with the proper techniques. Find out how to calm your mind for a healthy mouth.

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.

Chances are you’ve never heard of an apicoectomy but you’ve heard of a root canal. Learn how they’re different and when you might need this endodontic procedure to save a tooth.

Your tooth is in serious pain and you need help now. You want to save your natural tooth, but you may need endodontic surgery depending on the severity of your problem. Read on to learn more.

While dentists and endodontists may have some overlapping areas of expertise, an endodontist is trained to treat underlying dental pulp issues while saving your natural smile. Learn when you should see an endodontist.