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AFTER TREATMENT CARE

After your procedure, your endodontist will send you home with instructions for pain management and how to care for your tooth while recovering from treatment and until a follow-up visit. Following guidelines for care is especially important if a temporary filling or crown is in place.

Though you may experience a slightly different sensation from your treated tooth than your other teeth for some time, you should contact your endodontist immediately if you experience any of the following symptoms:

Severe pain or pressure lasting more than a few days
Visible swelling inside or outside your mouth
An allergic reaction to medication (rash, hives or itching)
Your bite feels uneven
The temporary crown or filling, if one was put in place, comes out (losing a thin layer is normal)
Symptoms you experienced prior to treatment return

Our Services

LONG TERM RESTORATION

Because there is no substitute that is as good as your natural tooth, our goal is to restore your teeth to their original function. There are many different treatments in the field of Endodontics specific to your needs to extend the longevity of your tooth.

ROOT CANALS

Trauma, repeated dental procedures, and even a cracked or chipped tooth are just a few causes that may lead to inflamation or infection of the soft tissue inside the root canal. This can be corrected with Root Canal Treatment.

RETREATMENT

Some times a root canal can possibly get reinfected. An endodontic specialist is needed to clean out the old root canal material, remove infection and refill the canals with new, sterile material to increase prognosis.