If you've had a root canal recently, and you're still experiencing severe pain, take a look at this article to find out what you can do about it: http://bit.ly/2HjCSZ6
After you have a root canal or a large filling, it's likely that we'll also need to put a dental crown on the tooth in order to prevent it from getting infected. #FYI
The great thing about oral surgery is that it addresses the problem not just the symptoms of your oral health concerns. Corrective surgery means no more reliance on harmful prescription pain medications.
Believe it or not, advanced stage tooth decay is not the only thing that causes the need for oral surgery; tooth rot or fracture, as well as bone loss around a tooth, can also require oral surgery to correct.
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Did you know most people associate oral surgery with tooth extractions? Indeed, it’s true that wisdom tooth extraction is done by an oral surgeon but he or she can also perform corrective jaw surgery so you can speak, eat and breathe easier. What has oral surgery done for you?
Did you know oral surgery is a great way to prevent bone loss? A deteriorating jawbone, for example, will only worsen over time. However, with oral surgery (bone grafting) the problem is instantly addressed and bone loss is no longer an issue.
