CBCT Imaging
Two-dimensional dental X-rays cannot show everything happening inside a tooth or the surrounding bone. Tri-City Endodontics uses cone beam CT imaging in selected cases to identify missed canals, fractures, and lesions that conventional radiographs cannot reliably detect
Microscopic Endodontics
Much of the anatomy inside a tooth is too small to see without high magnification. Tri-City Endodontics performs root canal therapy, retreatment, and surgery under a dental operating microscope, locating missed canals, cracks, and other features that determine whether a tooth heals
Regenerative Endodontic Treatment
A tooth with an underdeveloped root and a dead pulp poses a problem conventional root canal treatment cannot fully solve. Tri-City Endodontics performs regenerative endodontic therapy in selected immature permanent teeth to support continued root development and preserve the long-term prognosis of the natural tooth
Pulp Capping Treatment
A pulp exposure does not always mean a tooth needs a root canal. Tri-City Endodontics performs pulp capping and pulpotomy to preserve the living pulp when decay or trauma is caught early, giving the tooth a chance to remain vital rather than requiring full canal treatment
Traumatic Dental Injuries Treatment
A knocked-out or displaced tooth has the best chance of survival when treated within the first hour. Tri-City Endodontics accepts urgent trauma referrals and provides the long-term follow-up needed to monitor the pulp and supporting tissues as the injured tooth heals
Cracked Tooth Treatment
A cracked tooth can produce sharp pain on biting long before the crack is visible. Tri-City Endodontics diagnoses the crack pattern with magnification and three-dimensional imaging, then recommends the treatment most likely to preserve the natural tooth
Endodontic Surgery (Apicoectomy)
Some infections at the root tip persist even after a root canal has been completed. Tri-City Endodontics performs apicoectomy under a surgical microscope to remove the infected root tip and seal the canal end, preserving the natural tooth when conventional retreatment is not the right path
Root Canal Retreatment
A root canal that has healed for years can still develop new trouble. Tri-City Endodontics performs retreatment to address missed canals, recurrent infection, and complex anatomy, giving a previously treated tooth a second chance before extraction is considered
Endodontic Treatment
Severe tooth pain rarely resolves on its own. Tri-City Endodontics reserves same-day appointments for urgent cases, identifying the source of pain and relieving pressure quickly so the natural tooth has the best chance of being saved
Root Canal Treatment
Pain inside a tooth signals infection or inflammation that will not resolve on its own. Tri-City Endodontics performs root canal therapy to remove diseased pulp, disinfect the canal system, and seal the tooth, allowing it to remain in function rather than being extracted
