Root canal treatment
Removes inflamed or infected pulp, cleans and seals the canals, and lets you keep the tooth.
Read more →Endodontic retreatment
For a tooth that had a root canal before but has not healed or has a new problem.
Read more →Microsurgery (apicoectomy)
Treats the tip of the root through a small opening in the gum when a root canal alone is not enough.
Read more →Cracked teeth
Pain on biting or with hot and cold can mean a crack. Early diagnosis matters.
Read more →Dental injuries
What to do right away for a chipped, loosened or knocked-out tooth.
Read more →GentleWave® and technology
3D imaging, surgical microscopes and the GentleWave Procedure.
Read more →Why see an endodontist?
Every dentist learns root canal treatment in dental school. Endodontists complete two or more additional years of specialty training in diagnosing tooth pain and treating the inside of the tooth, and they do this work every day. That experience matters most for teeth with curved, narrow or calcified canals, teeth that were treated before, and pain that is hard to pin down.
Have questions about a treatment your dentist recommended? Call us at 801-278-3636. We are happy to talk it through.