North County Endodontics

Your tooth is causing you discomfort, and you need a solution. Have you been to the dentist for help? You may be in need of an appointment with your endodontist to eliminate the pain.

There are common misconceptions that endodontic treatments such as root canals, cause pain and/or illness and should be avoided at all costs. The exact opposite is true! Check out these common myths to learn why a root canal is your best option for a damaged tooth!

Myths About Root Canal Treatment | Colgate® A root canal treatment can be scary to some people who are not familiar with the procedure. Learning the truth about these root canal myths and misconceptions can help you get a better understanding of what a root canal really is and for.

You probably know that endodontists perform root canals (among other things), and that they can help save injured teeth, but what exactly is a root canal, and what happens during the procedure? Here's what you should know!

Root Canal: Purpose, Procedure, and Risks A root canal is considered a restorative dental procedure. This procedure is done when the center of the tooth, the pulp, becomes infected or inflamed due to injury. Untreated cavities can lead to needing a root canal. Most who undergo a root canal are able to enjoy the positive results for the rest...

Do you have a cracked tooth? A cracked tooth is a common situation. Teeth may crack for a variety of reasons from biting into something hard to a dental injury. Some cracks can be seen and others can’t.

If you have a cracked tooth you may be wondering if it will heal on its own or if it needs treatment. Here’s what you need to know about how to handle a cracked tooth.

Can A Cracked Tooth Heal On Its Own? | North County Endodontics Find out if a cracked tooth can heal on it's own. Learn more about cracked teeth from North County Endodontics.

A root canal is a common dental procedure. When it is performed at the right time, it can often save a tooth that is severely decayed, infected or at risk of infection.

Do you need a root canal? How do you know? Learn the top 3 signs you need a root canal and contact North County Endodontics if you are experiencing any of them.

3 Signs You Need a Root Canal | North County Endodontics Find out the signs you need a root canal. Learn more about root canals from North County Endodontics.