Pulpotomy in Gilbert, Arizona

Pulpotomy in Primary Teeth near Mesa

  • Pulpotomy Procedure in Children
  • Treat Pediatric Dental Nerve Pain
  • Kid’s Root Canal

There’s much more to teeth than meets the eye. Deep within each tooth is what’s called the “pulp,” which is made of the nerve, blood vessels, and connective tissue. The pulp of your child’s teeth can be damaged through decay or injury to the tooth. If this is the case, a pulpotomy is likely required to repair the damaged tooth.

A pulpotomy is known by multiple names, including pulp therapy, pulpectomy, nerve treatment, and (most commonly) a root canal. Dr. Brett Quackenbush takes great care when performing a kid’s root canal to see that your child is comfortable and pain free. As a specialized pediatric dentist in Gilbert, AZ, Dr. Quackenbush can perform a pulpotomy in primary teeth as well as permanent teeth to ensure that young patients have the best care for their oral hygiene.

A pulpotomy procedure in children is recommended for some patients based on the state of their primary and permanent teeth. Primary teeth play an important role in guiding the secondary teeth into their correct place as well as helping your child with speech as they grow. Because of these important roles, a pulpotomy in primary teeth may be necessary.

At Timber Falls Pediatric Dentistry, we can help treat pediatric nerve pain with a pulpotomy in primary or secondary teeth near Mesa, AZ.

Pulpotomy in Child near Phoenix

  • Pediatric Pulpotomy in 85296
  • Pediatric Tooth Pain Treatment
  • Treat Kids w/ Sensitive Teeth

With a pulpotomy in children, Dr. Quackenbush and his team can help to treat kids with sensitive teeth near Phoenix, AZ. A tooth that requires a pulpotomy may have damaged nerve tissue due to the decay around it or damage done directly to the tooth. Our team at Timber Falls Pediatric Dentistry will examine the tooth with dental x-rays and decide the best course of action.

A pulpotomy is an effective pediatric tooth pain treatment that can help to alleviate any number of symptoms. Signs that a pulpotomy might be needed include constant tooth pain, nighttime pain, tooth sensitivity to cool or warm foods, swelling or redness surrounding the tooth, or unexpected looseness of the affected tooth.

A pulpotomy is performed as Dr. Quackenbush removes the infected tissue from the infected tooth. The root of the tooth is left intact. The tooth is restored by using dental cement and a crown.
If you have any questions about pediatric tooth pain treatment, contact Timber Falls Pediatric Dentistry today at (480) 963-8373. Our friendly team is available to help you learn more about pediatric pulpotomies near Phoenix. You can also schedule an appointment for an exam with Dr. Quackenbush and visit us at 1534 E. Ray Rd. Suite #121, Gilbert, AZ 85296.

Our team at Timber Falls Pediatric Dentistry is available to help solve your child’s pediatric tooth pain and fears. Afraid of the dentist? Timber Falls Pediatric Dentistry offers your child conscious sedation to help calm nerves during their dental exam.

PULPOTOMY
IN GILBERT, ARIZONA

PULPOTOMY IN PRIMARY TEETH
NEAR MESA

  • Pulpotomy Procedure in Children
  • Treat Pediatric Dental Nerve Pain
  • Kid’s Root Canal

There’s much more to teeth than meets the eye. Deep within each tooth is what’s called the “pulp,” which is made of the nerve, blood vessels, and connective tissue. The pulp of your child’s teeth can be damaged through decay or injury to the tooth. If this is the case, a pulpotomy is likely required to repair the damaged tooth.

A pulpotomy is known by multiple names, including pulp therapy, pulpectomy, nerve treatment, and (most commonly) a root canal. Dr. Brett Quackenbush takes great care when performing a kid’s root canal to see that your child is comfortable and pain free. As a specialized pediatric dentist in Gilbert, AZ, Dr. Quackenbush can perform a pulpotomy in primary teeth as well as permanent teeth to ensure that young patients have the best care for their oral hygiene.

A pulpotomy procedure in children is recommended for some patients based on the state of their primary and permanent teeth. Primary teeth play an important role in guiding the secondary teeth into their correct place as well as helping your child with speech as they grow. Because of these important roles, a pulpotomy in primary teeth may be necessary.

At Timber Falls Pediatric Dentistry, we can help treat pediatric nerve pain with a pulpotomy in primary or secondary teeth near Mesa, AZ.

PULPOTOMY IN CHILD
NEAR PHOENIX

  • Pediatric Pulpotomy in 85296
  • Pediatric Tooth Pain Treatment
  • Treat Kids w/ Sensitive Teeth

With a pulpotomy in children, Dr. Quackenbush and his team can help to treat kids with sensitive teeth near Phoenix, AZ. A tooth that requires a pulpotomy may have damaged nerve tissue due to the decay around it or damage done directly to the tooth. Our team at Timber Falls Pediatric Dentistry will examine the tooth with dental x-rays and decide the best course of action.

A pulpotomy is an effective pediatric tooth pain treatment that can help to alleviate any number of symptoms. Signs that a pulpotomy might be needed include constant tooth pain, nighttime pain, tooth sensitivity to cool or warm foods, swelling or redness surrounding the tooth, or unexpected looseness of the affected tooth.

A pulpotomy is performed as Dr. Quackenbush removes the infected tissue from the infected tooth. The root of the tooth is left intact. The tooth is restored by using dental cement and a crown.
If you have any questions about pediatric tooth pain treatment, contact Timber Falls Pediatric Dentistry today at (480) 963-8373. Our friendly team is available to help you learn more about pediatric pulpotomies near Phoenix. You can also schedule an appointment for an exam with Dr. Quackenbush and visit us at 1534 E. Ray Rd. Suite #121, Gilbert, AZ 85296.

Our team at Timber Falls Pediatric Dentistry is available to help solve your child’s pediatric tooth pain and fears. Afraid of the dentist? Timber Falls Pediatric Dentistry offers your child conscious sedation to help calm nerves during their dental exam.

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