Location
562 Waterloo st,
London, ON, N6B 2P9
Our Hours
Mon, Tues, Thurs and Fri 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
Wed : 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
Contact us
(519) 601- 3636
Endodontic Treatments
Explore our Endodontic Treatments
Nothing looks, feels or functions like your natural teeth. When possible, you should always consider treatments to save them. It is not always more cost-effective or easier to pull your tooth. Missing teeth can shift other teeth, change your smile and affect your ability to chew properly.
Endodontic treatment helps you maintain your natural smile, continue eating the foods you love and limits the need for ongoing dental work.
Root Canal Treatment
The root canal treatment at our office is fast, comfortable, and efficient due to our expertise, technology, and anesthesia tecniques. The procedure involves removing the damaged tissue inside the tooth, cleaning and disinfecting the area, and then filling and sealing the tooth. Root canal therapy can help you keep your natural teeth and avoid the need for dental implants or bridges
Endodontic Retreatment
A dental procedure that is performed when a previous root canal treatment has failed or for patients who have developed new infections after previous root canal treatment
Apical Surgery
The goal of apical surgery is to remove infectious lesions associated with the roots of the teeth. Thanks to advances in surgical techniques, technology and anesthesia, this procedure can be performed with minimal discomfort and a quick recovery.
Cracked Teeth
Cracks can occur due to a clenching/grinding habit, an injury, large filling, or general wear and tear. Diagnosing cracked teeth can be very difficult and we have the expertise, experience and technology to determine the location and extent of the crack to offer you possible treatment options.
Dental Trauma
A common injury that can occur by unintentional falls, sports injuries or accidents. While the severity of dental trauma can vary, it can often lead to dental complications such as tooth fractures, teeth displacement or teeth that are knocked out entirely. The good news is that with prompt treatment, most dental injuries can be successfully managed.