Endodontic Associates of Greater Washington

Endodontic treatment of the pulp and surrounding tissues of a tooth. The pulp chamber is removed and filled with suitable material, typically performed when decay reaches the nerve or infection is present.

A second endodontic procedure for a previously treated tooth that has failed to heal or continues to cause pain, offering another chance to save the tooth.

Also known as apicoectomy. Removal of infected root tips and surrounding tissue, cleaning the area around the apex, resecting and sealing the root tip, followed by placement of sutures.

Management of cracked teeth presenting with pain on chewing, temperature or pressure sensitivity. Treatment may include endodontic therapy if the pulp is damaged or infected.

Treatment for traumatic dental injuries such as fractured, cracked, displaced, or avulsed teeth. May involve splinting, medication, root canal therapy, or other procedures depending on injury type.

Three-dimensional imaging technology used for detailed visualization of dental structures and surrounding tissues.