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Root Canal

Root canals are a common procedure and have a success rate of 95%. There are procedures in place that can help your root canal last such as placing the crown immediately following the root canal. It is also important to practice good oral hygiene habits after your root canal at home.

There are some cases where patients do have an issue after their root canal is complete. Even though it is unlikely, root canals can fail. Failed root canals can be due to cracks in or around the root area, or from an obstruction that can make cleaning the area difficult.

There are symptoms you can look out for that may indicate you may have an issue. These symptoms include sensitivity to hot or cold, swelling, or pain while chewing. If you experience any of these symptoms we urge you to call our office as soon as possible.

How Does an Apicoectomy Work?

If a patient has a blockage around the tooth that is preventing access to the root canal they may need an apicoectomy procedure. This procedure involves creating a small flap in the gum to access the root. The infected area is cleaned out and sealed to prevent further infection. This is a great way for our team to access the root area that has the blockage and save your tooth.

Other Treatment Options

Retreatment

The most common option for failed root canals is retreatment. This involves removing the original filling, and cleaning and disinfecting the canal. The area is then resealed to prevent further infection. This treatment has the highest success rate.

Extraction

If both the apicoectomy and retreatment are not effective, removing the tooth is the last resort. With this option dental implants can be used to fill the empty space where the tooth was extracted.

Our team works closely with each patient to determine the severity and treatment options for a root canal failure. We want to choose the best option to save your tooth. Your health is our priority and we strive to provide the highest level of care for all of our patients.

Interested In Finding Out More?

If you are interested in finding out more about root canal therapy and treatment options for failed root canals, we encourage you to schedule an appointment. If you are experiencing symptoms of a failed root canal please do not hesitate to call our office. You should be seen as soon as possible.

To schedule your appointment contact our office, and our friendly staff will assist you.

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Oral Surgery

You may have been recommended to have oral surgery, and are concerned if you should go through with it or not. Oral surgery has many benefits, and patients need to weigh their options. Our staff will only recommend oral surgery if it is absolutely necessary, or if the patient is unhappy with their mouth, jaw, or smile.

Our team is here to work with each patient to address their goals, and to keep your teeth and mouth healthy and feeing great. We have an extensive consultation process to discuss all oral surgery options or recommendations. Our team will work with each patient to help them choose the best option.

Why Do You Need Oral Surgery?

When a patient is evaluating their oral surgery decision, it is important to think about why you need the oral surgery. If the surgery is to correct a serious condition or complex issue this should weigh into your decision. Oral surgery does involve recovery, but your oral health is more important than the time it takes for the surgery and recovery.

With our high end technology, our patients receive the very best care. Your surgery can be done quickly and with minimal recovery depending on what is required. Our staff is available to provide you with all of the necessary support and supplies for a successful oral surgery.

What Are Your Alternatives to Oral Surgery?

When deciding to have oral surgery many patients would like to discuss if there are any alternatives instead of surgery. Part of our evaluation process is to discuss what alternatives are available, and give our patients all of their options. For example, if you have issues with snoring we may advise you try a night time mouthguard to help before we explore corrective surgery.

In some cases there are no alternatives to oral surgery, and the situation is serious and needs to be addressed immediately. An example of this type of situation would be an impacted tooth or an infected tooth.

Will Oral Surgery Give Me a Better Quality of Life?

If oral surgery will give you a better quality of life and improve your appearance this is a good reason to go through with your decision. Surgery that corrects facial issues or replaces missing teeth to improve your appearance will benefit you immensely. In addition, if the oral surgery is to remove an infected or impacted tooth there is no alternative, and waiting is not an option.

Our team wants you to stay healthy, and if oral surgery is needed to keep you looking and feeing great, we will give you the very best care available. Our team uses the latest technology to help make your oral surgery a smooth process. We want our patients to remain relaxed and pain free. Our team is here for you every step of the way to ensure your oral surgery is a success! Patients can trust our team to help you make the right decision about your oral health.

Looking to Schedule an Appointment?

If you are interested in finding out more about your oral surgery options, or have a concern you would like to discuss, contact our office to set up your oral surgery consultation.

Our staff is happy to help schedule an appointment for you, and answer any questions or concerns you have about your oral health. We can help you take charge of your oral health, and get you on the road to a beautiful smile.

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IV Sedation is used in dentistry for patients that suffer from dental anxiety, have a bad gag reflex, or patients that have had a bad dental experience in the past. IV Sedation also helps patients get through very long or complicated dental procedures. In some cases IV Sedation is the best choice to help keep patients relaxed and calm during their procedure. IV Sedation is given intravenously, and is a type of sedation that is controlled by the doctor. IV sedation can provide moderate sedation or deep sedation depending on the treatment and patient’s needs. Patients are usually in a semi-awake state, and have the ability to communicate if needed. Most patients do not have any memory of the procedure with IV sedation. 

At North Texas Oral & Facial Surgery, we always make our patient’s health a priority, and work with each patient to choose the best type of dental sedation in Wylie, TX. During every procedure we monitor the patient’s breathing and blood pressure carefully to ensure the procedure goes smoothly. Many patients wonder if they have used IV sedation in the past, will it still be effective if they need another procedure. IV sedation will always be effective and works quickly. There is no need to worry if you have been recommended for another procedure using IV sedation. You will still receive the same effects the next time you need to use this type of sedation for a dental procedure.

What are the Benefits of IV Sedation?

  • Great alternative to general anesthesia
  • Is a strong sedative compared to other sedation options
  • Effects are felt quickly and administered intravenously
  • Shorter recovery time
  • Patients have temporary amnesia and do not remember the dental procedure
  • Helps to suppress gag reflex
  • Allows patients to remain in a semi-conscious state
 

Recovery is easy and most patients will need to stay in the procedure room for about an hour. We recommend patients bring a friend or family member to help drive them home. Patients may feel drowsy or sluggish, but this should subside after a day or so. Physical activity should be limited until the side effects wear off completely.

Looking for a Sedation Dentist Near You?

If you are looking for a dentist that provides sedation dentistry near you, our team is here to help. IV sedation is a great way to help patients that feel anxious get through dental procedures. It is a safe and effective method, and can be used multiple times if needed.

Our team provides each patient with a detailed consultation to discuss any procedure needed, and we review all of the sedation details so patients know what to expect the day of their appointment. We want our patients to feel relaxed when they enter out office, and know they are in good hands. 

If you are interested in finding out more about IV sedation and how this option can help you get through your next procedure, contact Dr. Ajay Ganti’s team to schedule your consultation at our dental office in Wylie, TX!

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