by East Coast Endodontics | Aug 30, 2017 | Complications, Infection, Patient Support, Postoperative Care
With modern technology and the right expertise, root canals are as convenient and comfortable as a common filling. Although endodontic treatments are completely successful the majority of the times, patients should be aware of potential complications. As such, it is...
by East Coast Endodontics | Jul 19, 2017 | Complications, Postoperative Care, Preventative Care, Root Canal Therapy
Patients sometimes ask, “Why does my tooth hurt after a root canal?” It is a reasonable question. Today, root canal procedures are virtually painless. It can be a little disconcerting to undergo such a comfortable and effective root canal treatment, only to encounter...
by East Coast Endodontics | Jul 5, 2017 | Complications, Patient Support, Preventative Care
Cracking a tooth is, unfortunately, much more common than many patients expect. Although dental injuries are common when participating in activities like contact sports or anything else that might result in a blow to your mouth, the reality is that it takes much less...
by East Coast Endodontics | Mar 20, 2017 | Complications, Older Patients, Patient Support
Growing older should be a pleasant process, one that joyfully celebrates of your accomplishments. However, as the years go by, patients often come to face new and potentially unexpected health concerns. Comorbid conditions can make an older patient’s dental health...
by East Coast Endodontics | Feb 13, 2017 | Complications, Pain Management, Preventative Care
A cracked tooth can cause intense, immediate discomfort. Patients note a variety of symptoms, including erratic pain when chewing or when the tooth is exposed to temperature extremes. The pain in your tooth may come and go, so your dentist might have difficulty...
by East Coast Endodontics | Nov 2, 2015 | Complications, Patient Support
Root resorption most commonly and naturally occurs in children to break down the roots of their baby teeth so they will fall out. However, root resorption is not normal or common in adult teeth. Though it’s ultimately very rare, root resorption in adults can be a...
