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children's endodontics

We treat patients of all ages with expert endodontic care at ONE ENDO®, including children. Kids can suffer from infected teeth and dental trauma just like adults, and we’re always here to ensure your little ones get the treatment they need to restore and protect their smile.

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regenerative endodontic procedures

Regenerative endodontic procedures can be used as an alternative to traditional root canals in some cases. This treatment can stimulate the growth of new pulp, helping to add to the strength and vitality of the tooth for years to come. Learn more about whether this treatment may be right for your child!

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why would a child need endodontic treatment?

    Children may require endodontic treatment when the dental pulp inside their tooth becomes infected or damaged due to extensive decay, trauma, or other factors. Endodontic procedures aim to save the affected tooth, alleviate pain, and prevent further complications, allowing the tooth to maintain its function until it naturally falls out.

  • How do endodontic procedures for children differ from those for adults?

    Pediatric endodontic procedures differ from those for adults primarily due to the unique anatomy and development of children's teeth. Children's teeth have thinner dentin and larger pulp chambers, making pulp treatment more challenging. Additionally, preserving primary teeth is essential to guide the eruption of permanent teeth, which requires specialized techniques and considerations.

  • How do I know if my child needs endodontic treatment?

    Signs that may indicate your child needs endodontic treatment include persistent tooth pain or sensitivity, swelling or abscess in the gums, tooth discoloration, or visible signs of tooth decay. If you notice any of these symptoms, it's crucial to schedule an appointment with a pediatric dentist or an endodontist for a thorough examination.

  • Can baby teeth undergo root canal treatment?

    Yes, baby teeth (primary teeth) can undergo root canal treatment, known as pulpectomy, in cases where preserving the tooth is essential for maintaining proper oral health and guiding the eruption of permanent teeth. Saving primary teeth is important for maintaining space and alignment for permanent teeth and promoting healthy growth and development.

  • How successful are endodontic treatments for children?

    Endodontic treatments for children have a high success rate. When performed by an experienced pediatric endodontist, these procedures can effectively resolve dental pulp issues and save the affected tooth. Following proper oral hygiene practices and regular dental check-ups further contribute to the success and longevity of the treatment.