We only treat root canals, and we do it exceptionally well. It’s not just our specialty, it is our passion. Specialization combines formal knowledge and clinical experience to form a distinct set of skills – all earned to deliver the exceptional care you deserve.
As part of general dental education, all dentists receive some training in Endodontics (root canals). While some dentists do not perform any root canals, others do on a limited basis. Root canal therapy can be fairly straight forward or extremely complex. What all dentists recognize is that root canal therapy often presents challenges along the way. Your dentist has recognized this and has recommended we provide your endodontic care because they also want the very best for you.
A root canal treatment can pose certain challenges, for example: slender, delicate or extra roots, calcified root systems, severe root curves, previous canal fillings, obstructed canals or persistent infections. As an Endodontist, a board certified specialist in endodontic care, these challenges are encountered on a day-to-day basis.
To become an Endodontist, a degreed dentist must complete a formal residency program including two additional years learning endodontic theory and advanced endodontic techniques. To apply this advanced training into practice, we use state of the art equipment such as, endodontic microscopes, ultrasonic instruments and unique titanium devices.
Because we only treat root canals, our practice is focused on only one thing: Providing you the best possible root canal experience.