
Towson Endodontics performs non-surgical endodontics in Towson, MD. Call 410-321-5700 to learn more and schedule an appointment.
What Are Non-Surgical Endodontics?
Non-surgical endodontics refers to procedures designed to treat the inner structure of the tooth without the need for surgical intervention. These treatments focus on eliminating infections or damage within the tooth pulp and root canal system. By addressing these issues, we can restore the integrity and functionality of the affected tooth, helping you maintain your natural smile for years to come.
Benefits of Non-Surgical Endodontics
- Preserve Your Natural Teeth: Non-surgical endodontic treatments aim to save and repair damaged teeth, preventing the need for extraction.
- Efficient and Precise Treatments: Our procedures utilize advanced techniques and tools, performing them with exceptional precision and providing efficient results.
- Enhanced Long-Term Oral Health: Non-surgical endodontics helps prevent further complications and supports overall dental health by addressing infections or injuries promptly.
Why Choose Towson Endodontics
EXCELLENCE IN PATIENT CARE: Every interaction you have with our team reflects our commitment to unmatched professionalism and exceptional service. From your first call to the completion of treatment, we ensure an excellent patient experience.
CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY: With tools like microscopic treatment and CBCT (3-dimensional imaging), we deliver accurate diagnoses and effective treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs.
EXPERIENCED ENDODONTIC SPECIALISTS: Our endodontists bring decades of expertise and have been recognized as leaders in dental care, setting us apart as a trusted practice in Towson, MD.
Procedures Offered
- Root Canal Treatment: This procedure removes damaged or infected pulp tissue from the inner tooth. The root canals are then cleaned, shaped, and filled to restore the tooth's structure and function. Root canal treatment is a highly effective way to preserve a natural tooth and avoid extraction.
- Endodontic Retreatment: Sometimes, a tooth that has previously undergone a root canal may develop new issues. Endodontic retreatment involves revisiting the tooth to carefully remove old filling materials, re-clean the canals, and seal them to promote long-term success.