Restorative Dentist

Advanced decay and infected teeth are usual signs a root canal may be necessary. Hard contact with a tooth, like a fall onto pavement or trauma in sports, can cause a tooth to gray from the inside without a symptom and also indicate the need for root canal therapy. If the tooth can be saved, Our dentists will suggest this option instead of extracting the tooth, as replacement is more expensive.

Signs that a root canal is necessary include infected teeth, abscesses in the mouth, gray discoloration of teeth, constant or throbbing toothaches, toothaches that wake you up at night, and radiating jaw pains. If you notice any of these signs, please give our University Ave Dental team a call today to get the dental care you deserve.

Many of our patients will tell you the root canal treatment is so much less painful than the toothache that came before it. Root canals are a common procedure performed by our dentists. They are highly proficient because of the experience performing the procedures. Before any treatment begins, our dentists will administer topical and local anesthesia to numb any pain. Each appointment is customized to the needs of our patients. If more anesthesia is necessary to make you comfortable, always let our staff know before or during a procedure. With profound anesthesia, the procedure will be over before you know it! If you are suffering from a toothache due to decay or infection, give us a call today!

Missing multiple teeth can leave you feeling like there may not be great options besides dentures. But whether you may be missing multiple teeth due to injury, accident, neglect, or periodontal disease, our dentists and the University Ave Dental team can help. Besides partials, full dentures, and bridges, cutting-edge techniques like dental implants offer the most natural-feeling restorations. Whether you have a small or large gap, there is a solution that can fit your smile and your budget. Come into our Blaine practice for a consultation to see whether dentures, bridges, or implants are the right option for you.

Dental Crowns are like shields that cover damaged teeth. They help strengthen, restore shape and regain function of a tooth. Cracks or large fillings on teeth may also be recommended for crowns due to risk for fracture. A crown may be the best option to extend the life of a tooth and protect it from further harm. If you think your tooth may be a candidate for a crown, give us a call today to schedule an appointment.