Access Endodontics Treatment Services
If you’re experiencing tooth infection or severe pain, or if your dentist recommends a visit to an endodontist, reach out to us today. We provide the necessary services you require. Teeth that have been compromised due to infection or injury may need thorough cleaning and sealing to prevent further decay. Working closely with your dentist, our team of endodontists will determine the most appropriate course of action to address your specific needs. We provide the following services to help you achieve better dental health:
Root Canal Therapy
Pain or discomfort can be relieved through root canal therapy. While the traditional root canal takes two visits to complete treatment, we’re able to accomplish the procedure in just one visit using the industry-leading Biolase technology. This advanced technology cleans the root canal with greater efficiency and reduces discomfort compared to traditional procedures.
Endodontic Retreatment
Occasionally, pain may persist after a root canal or might flare up months or years later. While root canal therapy is often highly effective, a tooth with complex anatomy can make it difficult to fully eradicate decay, damage, or infection, leading to problems down the line. A retreatment procedure at Access Endodontics in Ellicott City is the next step in avoiding an extraction.
Traumatic Dental Injury Services
Sports injuries, car accidents, and other situations can cause damage to your teeth. These cracked, chipped, or dislodged teeth can be prone to infections. If you’ve experienced dental trauma, an endodontist can correct the interior damage to your teeth.
Laser-Assisted Irrigation and Disinfection
We use Biolase to remove infected tissue from the interior of the teeth. Biolase is a fast, efficient, and virtually painless alternative to traditional root canal therapy. Faster recovery times, less bleeding, and a more comfortable experience are just some of the benefits of this technology.
Apicoectomy
Root end surgery is a minor procedure that focuses on the tooth’s root tip and adjacent tissue. This treatment typically occurs when a root canal cannot be performed. During an apicoectomy, the tooth is accessed through the gum, and the tip of the tooth’s root and infected tissue are removed. Once removed, the remaining tooth is sealed. The endodontist will suture the incision and provide you with post-surgery instructions.