What Sets Us Apart

Endodontists are specialists that help save teeth, and work with tooth pulp and roots. Generally, an Endodontist has done many more root canals than a general dentist, and may have access to better, or more specialized tools and technology than a general dentist. Endodontists must pass a rigorous two-year residency that focuses exclusively on all aspects of dental nerve pain including diagnosis, infection, trauma, root-related surgeries, and clinical techniques relating to endodontics. As endodontic specialists, their entire scope of dentistry is limited to diagnosing dental pain and saving teeth that would otherwise be extracted due to infection, trauma, or disease. 

 

If you value board certification, you may wonder, is the Endodontist I'm being referred to Board-Certified? Becoming a Diplomate of the American Board of Endodontics places you in a distinguished group of endodontists who have demonstrated exceptional knowledge and skill, dedication to continued professional growth, and a commitment to providing the highest quality of patient care. In fact, the practice of endodontics being recognized and maintained as a specialty of the ADA is reliant upon individuals who achieve Board certification.