ROOT CANALS
Root canal therapy.
Save an infected tooth and restore it to full function.
Root canal therapy is needed when the nerve of a tooth is affected by decay or infection. In order to save the tooth, the pulp (the living tissue inside the tooth), nerves, bacteria, and any decay are removed and the resulting space is filled with special, medicated, dental materials, which restore the tooth to its function.
Treats decay or infection in the nerve
Removes pulp, bacteria, and decay
Restores the tooth to function
Helps you keep your natural tooth
HOW WE TREAT IT
Two conservative solutions.
Therapeutic Botox®
When TMD is driven by overactive or tense muscles, small, targeted doses of Botox® are administered into the jaw and facial muscles (such as the masseter and temporalis). By gently relaxing these muscles, Botox® reduces the clenching force that strains the joint — easing jaw pain, tension headaches, and soreness. Treatment takes only a few minutes in the office, requires no downtime, and results typically last three to four months before a simple follow-up.​
Custom-fitted night guards
Many patients grind or clench their teeth during sleep (bruxism), placing constant stress on the jaw joint and wearing down teeth. We take precise impressions of your mouth to fabricate a custom night guard that fits comfortably and precisely. Worn while you sleep, it cushions the bite, holds the jaw in a relaxed position, and protects your teeth from grinding — relieving pressure on the joint and preventing further damage.
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