Root Canal Therapy
Root canal therapy is a common, minimally invasive procedure that removes infected pulp to save your natural tooth and avoid the need for extraction, implants, or bridges, with a success rate of about 90%.
Endodontic Retreatment
Endodontic retreatment reopens, cleans, and reseals a previously treated tooth when healing has stalled or new problems like decay or a failing crown have developed, giving your natural tooth a second chance at long-term function.
Apicoectomy
An apicoectomy is a minor surgical procedure that removes the infected root tip and surrounding tissue to save a tooth when a standard root canal isn't enough, allowing the bone to heal naturally and restore full function over time.
Cracked Teeth
Cracked teeth cause unpredictable pain that's often hard to pinpoint, and treatment depends on the type and depth of the crack, ranging from a simple crown for a fractured cusp to root canal therapy for deeper cracks, with early detection being critical to saving the tooth.
Traumatic Injuries
Traumatic dental injuries require prompt care to save the tooth, whether that means repositioning a dislodged tooth, reimplanting a knocked-out tooth kept moist in milk or saline, or using specialized procedures like apexogenesis or apexification to preserve an injured tooth in a child.
Sedation
Advanced Root Canal Specialists offers oral sedation with Halcion and nitrous oxide sedation to help anxious patients receive comfortable, stress-free endodontic care under strict safety protocols and continuous monitoring.
