Endodontics

At Alora Dental Wellness, we believe that endodontic treatments are vital for preserving your natural teeth and maintaining overall oral health. Our comprehensive endodontic services address a wide range of dental issues, from root canals to cavities, ensuring effective and comfortable care for our patients.

We understand that endodontic procedures can be a source of anxiety for many patients. That's why we are dedicated to creating a supportive and comfortable environment, where you can feel confident and relaxed throughout your treatment. Take the proactive step towards preserving your natural teeth and relieving dental pain. Contact us today to schedule your consultation.

Benefits Of Endodontic Treatment

Endodontic treatment offers a remarkable solution for individuals seeking to save their natural teeth and alleviate pain. Through various advanced procedures, we can preserve tooth structure, eliminate infection, and improve your overall oral health.

• Alleviating dental pain and discomfort through targeted treatments.
• Saving natural teeth and avoiding the need for extractions.
• Eliminating infection and preventing further dental complications.

Root Canal Treatment

What is a Root Canal Treatment?

Root canal treatment is a dental procedure aimed at saving a tooth that is badly decayed or infected. During this treatment, the infected pulp (the soft tissue inside the tooth containing nerves and blood vessels) is removed. The inside of the tooth is then cleaned and sealed to prevent further infection.

At Alora Dental Wellness, we focus on preserving your natural teeth and ensuring your oral health. Our root canal services effectively address tooth infections and decay that have reached the pulp, providing relief from pain and preventing the spread of infection. We understand that root canal procedures can be anxiety-inducing, which is why we create a supportive and relaxing environment for our patients.

Take a proactive step towards saving your natural teeth and relieving dental pain. Contact us today to schedule your consultation.

Procedure:

• Diagnosis & Planning Comprehensive examination and X-rays to assess the extent of the infection.
• Pulp Removal Cleaning out the infected pulp from the tooth's root canals.
• Filling & Sealing Filling and sealing the cleaned canals to prevent re-infection.
• Restoration Placing a crown or filling to restore the tooth's function and appearance.

Benefits:

• 01. Pain Relief
• 02. Infection Elimination
• 03. Tooth Preservation

Re-Root Canal Treatment

What is Re-Root Canal Treatment?

Re-root canal treatment is a dental procedure conducted on a tooth that has previously had root canal therapy but has developed new or ongoing infection. This involves reopening the affected tooth, thoroughly cleaning out the existing infection, disinfecting the canals, and resealing it to prevent future complications. This treatment aims to salvage the natural tooth and alleviate any associated pain, ensuring the tooth's long-term health and functionality.

Procedure:

• Initial Assessment Thorough examination to understand the cause of failure in the original root canal treatment.
• Re-cleaning Canals Cleaning and disinfecting the canals again.
• New Sealing Filling and sealing the canals with new material.
• Restoration Restoring the tooth with a new crown or filling.

Benefits:

• 01. Pain Relief
• 02. Infection Management
• 03. Restored Tooth Function

Dental Cavities

What are Dental Cavities?

Dental cavities, also known as caries or tooth decay, are permanently damaged areas on the hard surface of your teeth that develop into small openings or holes. They occur due to a combination of factors, such as bacteria, frequent snacking, sipping sugary drinks, and inadequate oral hygiene. Cavities can cause pain, tooth loss, and infections if not treated promptly. Maintaining good dental habits and regular check-ups are essential to prevent and manage cavities effectively.

Procedure:

• Diagnosis & Assessment Identifying the presence and extent of cavities through examination and X-rays.
• Cleaning Decay Removing the decayed portion of the tooth.
• Filling the Cavity Filling the cavity with a dental filling material to restore the tooth's integrity.

Benefits:

• 01. Prevents Further Decay
• 02. Restores Tooth Function
• 03. Maintains Oral Health

Tooth Sensitivity

What is Tooth Sensitivity?

Tooth sensitivity is a common dental issue characterized by discomfort or pain in the teeth when exposed to certain substances and temperatures, such as hot, cold, sweet, or acidic foods and drinks. This condition can be temporary or chronic, affecting one tooth, multiple teeth, or all the teeth in an individual. Causes include worn enamel, exposed tooth roots, cavities, or gum disease. Proper dental care and treatments can help manage and alleviate tooth sensitivity.

Procedure:

• Initial Examination Assessing the cause of sensitivity, whether from enamel erosion, gum recession, or other factors.
• Fluoride Treatment Applying fluoride to strengthen tooth enamel and reduce sensitivity.
• Desensitizing Agents Using desensitizing toothpaste and other treatments to alleviate discomfort.
• Restorative Options Addressing severe cases with dental bonding, crowns, or other restorative procedures.

Benefits:

• 01. Pain Relief
• 02. Improved Comfort
• 03. Enhanced Oral Health

Toothache / Tooth Pain

What Causes Toothache/Tooth Pain?

A toothache, or tooth pain, is discomfort that occurs in or around a tooth. It can stem from various dental issues such as cavities, infections, gum disease, tooth trauma, or cracked teeth. Other causes include abscesses, exposed tooth roots, and even sinus infections. The pain can range from mild to severe and may be constant or intermittent. Prompt dental evaluation and treatment are crucial to identify the cause and provide relief from toothache.

Procedure:

• Diagnosis & Assessment Identifying the cause of the toothache through examination and X-rays.
• Pain Management Providing immediate relief through medications and other treatments.
• Targeted Treatment Addressing the underlying cause, such as filling cavities, treating gum disease, or performing root canals.
• Follow-Up Care Ensuring long-term relief and oral health through regular check-ups and preventive care.

Benefits:

• 01. Immediate Pain Relief
• 02. Treatment of Underlying Issues
• 03. Improved Oral Health

Dental Tooth-Colored Fillings

What are Tooth-Colored Fillings?

Tooth-colored fillings are used to repair cavities or damaged teeth with a natural look. Made from composite resins that match the color of your teeth, they offer a more aesthetically pleasing result compared to traditional metal fillings. These fillings bond directly to the tooth structure, enhancing durability and effectiveness in restoring teeth. Ideal for both front and back teeth, tooth-colored fillings not only restore function but also maintain the appearance of a natural smile.

Procedure:

• Decay Removal Cleaning out the decayed portion of the tooth.
• Layering Process Applying the composite resin in layers and hardening it with a special light.
• Shaping & Polishing Shaping and polishing the filling to match the natural contour of the tooth.

Benefits:

• 01. Aesthetic Appeal
• 02. Durable and Strong
• 03. Preserves Tooth Structure