Endodontics in Coral Springs, FL

Root Canal Therapy

According to the American Association of Endodontists, root canal procedures are among the most misunderstood dental treatments. Despite its reputation, a root canal is a pain-free, effective procedure that relieves severe pain and helps prevent further dental complications.

Our Coral Springs, FL, endodontists use advanced dental technology to ensure precision and comfort throughout the procedure. A root canal can save your natural tooth by removing infected pulp, disinfecting the canals, and sealing the tooth to prevent future infection.



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Oral Trauma & Emergency Endodontics

Our endodontic treatments can often save the tooth if you’ve suffered a dental injury due to an accident or sports-related activity. We specialize in treating:

✔ Knocked-out or dislodged teeth
✔ Fractured or cracked teeth
✔ Severe pain due to pulp damage

Immediate intervention is crucial to preserving your natural tooth, so don’t wait—contact our Coral Springs, FL office for emergency dental care.

Internal Bleaching for Discolored Teeth

Teeth that have darkened due to trauma or prior root canal procedures may require internal bleaching to restore their natural appearance. This specialized whitening treatment lightens the tooth from the inside out, ensuring a uniform and natural color that will match your other teeth.

Pulpotomy – Gentle Endodontic Care for Children

A pulpotomy is a minimally invasive endodontic treatment performed on children to relieve severe pain caused by deep cavities. This procedure helps preserve the natural tooth, preventing the need for early extraction and maintaining proper dental development.

Our team in Coral Springs, F, L is experienced in providing gentle, kid-friendly dental care to ensure a stress-free experience for your child.

Apexification – Stimulating Root Development

In cases where a tooth’s root is underdeveloped or eroded due to resorption, apexification is performed to encourage root-end closure. This treatment is particularly important for young patients whose teeth are still developing.

Apexogenesis – Preserving Vital Pulp Tissue

Abiogenesis is a procedure designed to protect and stimulate continued root growth for teeth with incomplete root formation. This treatment encourages natural root development by preserving vital pulp tissue, preventing further complications.

Cracked Teeth – Treatment & Prevention

A cracked tooth can cause discomfort and sensitivity, especially when chewing or consuming hot or cold foods. There are various types of cracks, and treatment depends on the severity and location of the damage.

Early detection and treatment significantly improve the chances of saving the natural tooth. If you’re experiencing severe pain or sensitivity, schedule a consultation at our Coral Springs, FL office today.

Apicoectomy – Surgical Endodontic Treatment

An apicoectomy is a minor surgical procedure used to remove infected tissue from around the root tip (apex) of a tooth after a root canal procedure. Unlike extractions, this treatment preserves the natural tooth, ensuring long-term oral health.