Endodontics
In Houston

Tooth infections can be excruciating, but you don't need to live with the pain. If you have a tooth ache, an abscess, or another sign of infection book a visit today to see how we can help you get back to smiling comfortably.

Endodontics in Houston

Open Hours

  • MON
  • Special Request Only
  • TUE
  • 8 AM - 4 PM
  • WED
  • 8 AM - 4 PM
  • THUR
  • 9 AM - 6 PM
  • FRI
  • 8 AM - 4 PM

Endodontics

Endodontic Root Canals

Root canals can provide the relief you need to get back to living your best life! With advanced techniques and sedation options, root canals can restore your damaged tooth with little to no discomfort.

Endodontic Root Canals

Endodontics

Endodontic Retreatment

When a root canal treatment doesn't work, there’s a solution in sight: endodontic retreatment. This procedure can fix the root canal and save the tooth, allowing you to regain full control of your oral health. With endodontic retreatment, you can start smiling again with confidence.

Endodontic Retreatment

Endodontics

Cracked Teeth

If you’ve cracked one or more of your teeth, chewing can begin to move the cracked pieces, which irritates the pulp within the tooth. Biting pressure can cause the crack to close quickly, which results in sharp pain. This constant movement will damage the pulp and generate consistent discomfort, even when you are not chewing. When left untreated, cracks can infect the pulp tissue, which can spread to the bone and gum surrounding the problematic tooth. The sooner your crack is addressed, the better! Don’t hesitate to give our office a call for the care that can’t wait.

Cracked Teeth

Endodontics

Apicoectomy

Most root canals have a 90 percent chance of success. But a lingering infection on the apex, or root tip of your tooth, can cause your root canal to fail. Once this area becomes inflamed, a root canal may not be enough to alleviate the problem, and an apicoectomy may be recommended.

An apicoectomy completely removes the remaining tissue causing the infection on the apex. Your dentist will then prepare the tooth and apply a small filling to complete the procedure, allowing you to smile, laugh, and chew with ease.

Apicoectomy

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