Endodontics in Newark, NJ
Gentle Dental
290 Ferry Street, Suite B2, Newark, NJ 07105
A strong and healthy tooth begins from the inside. Infections, injuries, or decay can cause severe pain, and only an expert endodontist can properly diagnose and treat these issues. At Gentle Dental, our friendly endodontists are prepared to provide top-quality care. Located in Newark, New Jersey, our clinic offers advanced endodontic treatments. Visit Gentle Dental today to receive the best care for your dental needs.
What Is Endodontics? (Root Canal)
Endodontics is a specialized branch of dentistry focused on the inside of our teeth, medically known as the tooth pulp. The core of our teeth is made up of blood vessels, nerves, and tissues.
A large part of endodontics concerns root canals. Dr. Khimiya Paryani says Root canal therapy is performed when the tooth’s root becomes infected due to cavities or cracks, causing discomfort and swelling in the area. It prevents further damage and brings back a healthy smile.
When Should I Visit an Endodontist?
If you have any of the following concerns, you might want to consult our expert endodontist, Dr. Khimiya Paryani.
Severe Cavity:
As we consume various foods, residue can lead to an accumulation of bacteria on our teeth. These bacteria cause dental caries or tooth decay, which can become severe over time. When a cavity exposes the root tissues, patients may experience significant tooth sensitivity. In such cases, they should consult an endodontist.
Cracked or Broken Teeth:
The outer layer of our teeth, called enamel, can crack or break due to accidents. When this outer layer is compromised, it allows bacteria to enter the tooth’s core, leading to infection in the tooth pulp, which causes intense pain. If someone experiences severe pain after an accident, they should contact Dr. Khimiya Paryani.
Softened Gum or Tooth Abscess:
If the tooth pulp or gum tissues become infected by bacteria, pus may build up, causing pain and sensitivity around the affected tooth. If the pus is under the gum, the surface will feel softer than usual. This is a sign that patients should visit an endodontist.
Even if patients cannot determine the cause of their pain, an experienced dentist can refer them to an endodontist after a routine checkup.
What Endodontics Treatments Do Endodontists Provide?
Dr. Khimiya Paryani, our skilled endodontist at Gentle Dental, provides a range of treatments, including surgeries. Our team uses the latest tools and techniques for endodontic care in Newark, New Jersey.
- Root Canal: One of the most common dental procedures, a root canal involves removing a portion of or the entire pulp, depending on the severity of the infection. The canal inside the tooth is then cleaned and resealed to prevent bacteria from re-entering the tooth.
- Endodontic Surgery: When the root of a tooth needs to be removed or modified, our experts perform various endodontic surgeries, with apicoectomy, or apical surgery, being one of the most common.
- Retreatment and Maintenance: If the treated area of a tooth’s core requires further attention, we handle replacement, cleaning, and repositioning with care.
- Tooth Extraction: Dr. Khimiya Paryani is also skilled in tooth extraction. If a tooth’s root is unsuitable for restoration, we perform extraction surgeries.
- Dental Implant: When a tooth is removed due to severe issues with the tooth pulp, we recommend dental implants to improve comfort and aesthetics.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can endodontists provide regular dental treatments?
At our clinic you can get regular dental treatments. Our endodontists obtained a general dental degree before specializing in endodontics.
Do endodontists do braces?
No, braces are provided by orthodontists, who specialize in teeth straightening and treating malocclusion issues.
What other treatments do you offer other than endodontics?
We offer a variety of dental treatments, including periodontics, orthodontics, and more.
Call Your Endodontist Today!
Say goodbye to tooth pain, sensitivity, and inflammation. Our specialists are ready to help you find lasting relief. Book your consultation now and take the first step towards a pain-free smile!