Our specialized endodontists take charge in a traumatic dental emergency to save the infected or fractured region of the tooth and restore the patient's smile to its previous health.
Root canals help you keep your natural smile, and allow you to eat, laugh, and talk without the hindrance and pain of infection, so you can count on your teeth looking as great as they feel.
Also known as a root end resection, an apicoectomy is a common endodontic surgical procedure that removes the apex of the tooth as well as any infection in the surrounding tissue and bone. This routine microsurgery is performed quickly and has minimal recovery time. Patients can expect to return to normal activities the next day.
Dental Implants are a surgical procedure that fuses bone to a dental prosthesis, such as permanent dentures, bridges, crowns or a facial prosthesis. The result is a 98% success rate in a pain-free environment.
Dental injuries include chipped or fractured teeth, dislodged teeth, avulsed or knocked-out teeth and root fractures. In most cases of dental injury the inner soft tissue, or dental pulp, is damaged requiring an immediate and thorough dental examination from an endodontics specialist.
Endodontically treated teeth can be restored with a wide range of techniques of varying complexity. Following a root canal. the unrestored tooth is brittle and susceptible to fracturing and cracking and requires a filling and crown to strengthen and protect the tooth.
With the superior technology offered at Greater Endodontics you may be surprised to find that your treatment doesn’t have to be painful or extensive. Dental anxiety is common, and we do our best to provide maximum comfort and a pain-free experience.
Intervene before toothaches progress into a much more serious problem. If inner tooth decay goes untreated, the nerves and tissues can be destroyed, resulting in complete tooth loss.
Patients with dental anxiety shouldn’t have to suffer from pain or the symptoms of dental damage or worry about the long-lasting consequences of avoiding dental work. Dental sedation gently soothes the patient and allows them to receive the dental work they need in a comfortable and relaxed state of mind.
At Greater Endodontics, our goal is to provide you with a healthy smile while minimizing pain and discomfort. Our team keeps patients relaxed and pain-free during dental procedures or oral surgeries. Once your procedure is complete, however, you should expect some healing time. We will provide an aftercare plan to help you heal properly and with minimal discomfort.
At Greater Endodontics, we provide our patients with the finest care and state-of-the-art technology with each and every Utah endodontics procedure. From the moment you walk through our door, we take care of everything so you can relax in our friendly and comfortable environment.