Dental Endodontics in Irving, TX

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What is Endodontics?

We at Sterling Dental Center are proud to offer endodontic services for our patients. Endodontics is a dental specialty, dealing with dental pulp. When the dental pulp is infected or diseased, it is important to perform treatment in order to have healthy teeth and a healthy mouth.

The most common endodontic treatment is a root canal, though we also deal with cracked teeth and numerous forms of dental trauma. Our dentist in Irving, TX 75061 will do everything that we can to protect your dental pulp so that you can keep your teeth.

We are proud to be able to offer endodontic services for our patients so that they don’t have to go to multiple dentists to get the care that they need. We are constantly learning and growing to give you the very best dental care available.

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If you have any questions about our endodontic services or you need to be seen by one of our dentists, feel free to contact us or book your appointment with us today!

FAQs

What is endodontic treatment?

It treats the inside of a tooth when the nerve is inflamed or infected. We clean and shape the canals, disinfect the area, and seal it so the tooth can stay comfortable and functional.

How do I know if I might need a root canal?

Common signs include lingering hot/cold sensitivity, pain when chewing, swelling, or a pimple on the gums. An exam and X-rays confirm the diagnosis and rule out other causes of pain.

Does a root canal hurt?

You’re thoroughly numbed. Most people feel pressure, not sharp pain. Soreness for a day or two is typical and managed with over-the-counter pain relief and gentle chewing.

Why would I need a crown after endodontics?

Back teeth often need extra strength after treatment. A crown helps prevent cracks and restores normal chewing. We’ll recommend one if the remaining tooth structure is weak.

What happens if I delay treatment?

Infection can spread, pain can worsen, and the bone around the tooth may be damaged. Timely care protects your health and usually saves the tooth.

How many years can a root canal last?

With a proper restoration and routine checkups, many last for years. Good home care and avoiding chewing ice or hard objects also protect the tooth.

Is retreatment ever needed?

Sometimes a previously treated tooth develops new issues. We can evaluate for retreatment or other options. The team at Sterling Dental Center will explain the pros and cons clearly.

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