Severe tooth pain can stop people in their tracks. A toothache can be so distracting and painful that it becomes impossible to focus on anything else until it is treated. Before you’re able to receive any tooth pain treatment, such as cavity fillings, root canals, or oral surgery, your dentist must understand the cause of…
While root canals might have a reputation for being grueling painful procedures, this is an outdated view for a very common dental service. In reality, root canals quickly and efficiently save the tooth, relieving pain and restoring the problematic tooth back to full functionality. If you’re looking into root canal therapy in Ellicott City, Dr.…
Teeth, gums, and enamel are generally recognized components of the mouth’s anatomy. But what about dental pulp? To many, dental pulp is an unfamiliar term. Taking it one step further, many have no idea the essential role dental pulp plays. It is such a vital aspect of the mouth’s anatomy that there is a dental…
Having any kind of dental work done can be stressful for many people. Some patients struggle with anxiety when it comes to dental procedures, especially endodontic work like root canals. Knowing what to do before an endodontics appointment can help ease some of the anxiety, better preparing you for your procedure. Dr. Burton Waxman and…
Whether it be tooth decay or broken teeth, various dental issues may lead to the need for root canal treatment. Our fabulous local doctors, Dr. Lina Jarboe and Dr. Burton Waxman provide root canal therapy in Ellicott City, MD. As two of the esteemed specialists at Access Endodontics, Dr. Jarboe and Dr. Waxman, can help…
You may feel self-conscious if your teeth have become stained or discolored. Maintaining a bright, white smile involves a bit of work, commitment, and occasionally some at-home teeth whitening products. You can also talk to your dentist about in-office teeth whitening services as a safe way to achieve the smile you desire. To learn more…
When trauma occurs to your teeth, gums, or jaw, there is a chance that it may impact your ability to speak and chew properly. It may also change your appearance. Common oral injuries need to be treated quickly by the right professional. Traumatic oral injuries are not caused by any sort of infection or other…