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Undergoing root canal therapy can seem like a daunting dental procedure, but it's often necessary to relieve pain, save a damaged tooth and protect your oral health. Once the procedure is complete, taking proper care of your tooth is crucial to ensure smooth recovery and long-term success. This blog post will walk you through practical steps for aftercare, hygiene and maintaining the health of your treated tooth.
Tooth pain can be more than just an annoyance. It disrupts your daily life, making it difficult to enjoy meals, focus at work or even get a good night’s sleep. But what does it mean when tooth pain comes and goes? Should you wait it out, or is it time to consult an expert? This blog post will cover the different causes of intermittent tooth pain, when to call our team at West Fort Worth Endodontics, what to expect during an exam, treatment options like root canal therapy and tips for maintaining a healthy smile.
One of the most amazing dental technologies we have at WFWE is our CBCT imaging systems. CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) imaging allows us to get a 3D picture of your tooth, improving how we diagnose and treat problems deep within your teeth. This blog post will demystify CBCT imaging, explain why it’s so important in precision endodontics and reassure you about its benefits and safety.
Got referred to a endodontist by your regular dentist? You’re not alone, and it’s actually a pretty common step when certain dental issues pop up. If you’re wondering why a tooth surgeon like Dr. Nieves or Dr. Fitzhugh is needed or what’s going to happen at your next appointment, West Fort Worth Endodontics has got you covered. Let's break it all down to make the whole thing as straightforward as possible.
One possible cause of lingering or severe tooth pain is pulp necrosis, a condition that occurs when the nerve inside your tooth dies. While "dead tooth" might sound dire, it’s a treatable condition if addressed promptly by a dental expert, such as an endodontist. This blog post will explain what pulp necrosis is, its causes, symptoms and how it’s diagnosed. We'll also cover treatment options and share tips to help prevent it altogether.
