FAQs

Yes, we offer emergency dental services for quick pain relief. Contact us immediately if you're experiencing severe pain or a dental emergency, and we'll provide fast care.

Endodontic surgery is needed when a root canal doesn’t heal properly or an infection remains. It involves accessing the root tip through the gum to remove infected tissue and save the tooth.

Apexification is a procedure for teeth with an open root, usually in young patients. It helps the tooth heal and develop a proper root when there’s infection or underdevelopment.

If you have persistent pain, sensitivity, or swelling, you may need a root canal. If you’ve had one before and experience new pain, you might need retreatment.

Recovery is usually quick, with mild discomfort for a few days. Most patients return to normal activities the next day.

Conscious oral sedation uses a pill to relax you during the procedure. You stay awake but feel calm and less anxious.

Apicoectomies remove infected tissue at the tip of the root, saving the tooth if a root canal isn’t enough to fix the problem.

Yes, we accept most of the leading dental insurance plans. Our supportive team will assist in verifying your coverage and explain your benefits.

Wear comfortable clothes, avoid eating for a few hours if needed, and arrange for someone to drive you if you’re using sedation.