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Dealing with severe tooth pain? Endodontists specialize in saving natural teeth through advanced treatments like root canals, cracked tooth management and infection removal. At West Fort Worth Endodontics, our board-certified specialists use cutting-edge technology to provide gentle, effective care, helping you preserve your natural smile. Read on to learn all about how we work to save your natural teeth so you don’t have to worry about extraction.
That sudden, sharp pain when you bite down could be a red flag for a cracked tooth, a condition that won't heal on its own and needs cracked tooth repair. Addressing a dental crack promptly is crucial and can be the difference between saving your natural tooth and needing an extraction. This guide walks you through everything you need to know about identifying a crack and the treatment options available to get you back to living pain-free.
Dental abscesses are a serious dental condition caused by an infection at the root of a tooth, often signaling deeper issues within the jawbone. If left untreated, they can lead to severe health complications, making prompt treatment essential. At West Fort Worth Endodontics, Dr. Nieves and Dr. Fitzhugh use advanced tools and expertise to stop the infection and save your natural tooth.
Dental trauma happens when you least expect it, whether you're playing sports or simply enjoying a snack. While your first instinct might be panic, an endodontist is a specialist who plays a critical role in saving your natural teeth after an injury. At West Fort Worth Endodontics, we use our specialized training to diagnose and treat traumatic dental emergencies so your smile stays intact.
Getting a root canal raises common questions like whether it will hurt (modern anesthesia makes it manageable) and how long it will take. The procedure is a careful process designed to relieve pain and save your natural tooth, so it requires precision and time. Understanding the timeline can help ease anxiety, and this blog post will guide you through each step of the procedure.
