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How Is An Endodontist Different From an Oral Surgeon?
Your Little Rock Endodontist (a Root Canal Specialist 🙂 ) At James A. Penney II, DDS, PA Endodontics we want to make sure all our patients are well educated in the options they have for dental treatment. As an endodontist, Dr. Penney specializes in the root cause of...
Everything You Need To Know About Having A Cracked Tooth
At James A. Penney, III, DDS, PA, Endodontics we are in the business of saving teeth. Many teeth are in jeopardy due to cracks. Cracks can be caused by trauma or because the enamel has been weakened over the years. When you get a toothache, see your dentist right...
Root Canal Surgery in Little Rock
Root canals have a bad reputation for being painful dental procedures – but advances in the field of dental technology have changed that! Dr. James A. Penney and our wonderful staff will ensure that your root canal is a completely painless experience. We can also help...
Endodontists, Tooth Extractions and Tooth Implants
If you experience traumatic injury to your teeth, it can lead to cracks and severe damage that lead to tooth loss. However, if you seek immediate emergency attention from an endodontist, you can greatly increase the odds of saving your teeth. Here we look at how...
Why Your Dentist Sends You to an Endodontist
If your dentist refers you to a Little Rock endodontist, they are sending you to a specialist who can increase the odds of saving your teeth. Endodontists receive advanced training providing expertise on issues that affect the inside of your teeth. Here’s why your...
Are Endodontists Better at Root Canals?
Root canals can be performed by general dentists, or specialists called endodontists. If you require a root canal you might be wondering if it makes more sense to stick with your regular dentist or schedule an appointment with a Little Rock endodontist. While your...
How to Avoid Infection After Root Canal Surgery
Today, root canals are quick and painless. If they are performed correctly, you can return to your normal schedule as soon as you leave the clinic. The best way to prevent your tooth from becoming infected again is to follow your dentist’s recommendations, practice...
What To Do Before Endodontic Treatment
The days are counting down and suddenly your appointment for endodontic treatment is right around the corner. Here are a few things you can do to prepare for your visit. 1. Ask any questions you have about endodontic treatment. If you have concerns, it is best to...
Myths About Root Canals and Root Canal Pain
There are many misconceptions surrounding root canal (endodontic) treatment and whether patients experience root canal pain. The American Association of Endodontists wants you to have accurate information. As always, when considering any medical procedure, you should...
