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The type of issues an endodontist treats
Questions to Ask When Selecting an Implant Dentist
What treatment options do you use to restore missing teeth?
How many implant procedures have you performed?
What’s your success rate?
What’s your education and training in implant treatment?
Which technique* and type of replacement teeth or appliance do you recommend for me, and why?
What steps are involved in the process and where and by whom are they performed?
What should I expect throughout the process in terms of pain, recovery time, eating, etc.?
Will I have teeth throughout the process?
What type of anesthesia do you use?
What are the risks of the treatment option you’re recommending?
Can you share before-and-after pictures of other patients you have treated?
Various reasons for endodontic surgery
Treating persistent symptoms that do not go away with regular dental procedures
Treating a canal that calcium deposits make too narrow for traditional root canal tools
Treating a tooth that already underwent a root canal but is now infected
Treating serious damage to the root surfaces or surrounding bone
There is also a process known as calcification, in which calcium deposits form around the root and make the canal too narrow for a non-surgical root canal. In these cases, an endodontist will need to use surgery to clean the tooth and then re-seal it. Since each part of the tooth affects each other and the other components of the mouth, it is crucial to seek professional care.
In some patients who receive a non-surgical root canal from a general dentist, there is a chance that the root will not heal properly and cause an infection to form. When this happens, it is crucial to seek endodontic surgery from a professional endodontist. If you do not treat the tooth soon, you will feel intense pain that makes daily tasks nearly impossible. People may go months or years after a root canal without any problems and suddenly have the pain strike.
The process
Definition of Dental Implant Terminology
Cementum
Dental Pulp
Dentin
Direct Pulp Cap
Enamel
Endodontist
Pulpectomy
Pulpitis
Pulpotomy
Root Canal Specialist
Helpful Related Links
American Dental Association (ADA). Glossary of Dental Terms. 2015
American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry® (AACD). Home Page. 2015
WebMD. WebMD’s Oral Care Guide. 2015
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