If you’ve received a root canal, you may want to know how long the repair will last. Root canals last between eight and 10 years and even longer. A 2016 study published in the Journal …
What Is Endodontic Surgery?
Endodontists know that there is no tooth replacement as good as a natural tooth. Perhaps this is why endodontists make it their mission to take all steps possible to save a natural tooth – and …
Why Do My Teeth Hurt When I Chew?
If you have a tooth that hurts when you chew or bite down on it, there are a number of different reasons this can occur. But regardless of the reasons, your dentist can help. Among …
How Does A Dentist Fix A Cracked or Chipped Tooth?
The enamel on the outside of our teeth is the strongest part of the human body. While it can withstand a lot, even enamel has its limits. A blunt force injury to the face, chewing …
What to Expect After a Root Canal
Once your endodontist performs the root canal treatment on your tooth, it is up to you to follow through with the attention and care it needs to heal. This is what will further ensure the …
What Do I Do With A Cracked or Chipped Tooth?
As strong as teeth can be, it is possible for a tooth to chip or crack due to a trauma or just normal wear and tear. If the crack is not very deep or if …
Why Are My Teeth Sensitive?
More than 10% of adults suffer from ongoing tooth sensitivity with many others suffering from occasional sensitivity in their teeth. Occasional tooth sensitivity is not a cause for alarm. Whitening your teeth, brushing your teeth …
What Happens If You Don’t Get a Root Canal?
Do you have a tooth that needs a root canal? Your dentist may recommend a root canal for a tooth that is infected or has severe decay that has reached the inner pulp of the …
How Painful Is a Root Canal?
Root canals have somehow acquired a reputation for being unbearably painful—so much so that any unpleasant experience is often compared to getting a root canal. This is unfortunate because if anything, root canals alleviate pain, …
How Long Does a Root Canal Procedure Take?
Most patients come to our practice without knowing much about root canals. This is understandable—dental fillings or even crowns are quite common, but not everyone is familiar with what happens during a root canal treatment …
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