Many people are familiar with what a root canal procedure actually is, but we get a lot of questions about what to expect before and after your root canal therapy. In this blog post, we'll talk about what to expect for the before-and-after of a root canal procedure and also discuss the benefits of getting a root canal treatment done by a board certified endodontist.

When it comes to the decision of whether you should try root canal therapy or just get a tooth extracted, there's a lot to consider. In this blog post, we will discuss six reasons why saving your teeth using a root canal or other method by an endodontist is better than pulling teeth.

Dr. Francisco Nieves talks about his career path, starting Granbury Endodontics and our patient philosophy on The Dental Marketer Podcast!

From root canals to apicoectomies, an endodontist performs many different procedures, but all are designed to make sure our patients leave our office pain-free.

A failed root canal can be a real pain (literally). But what exactly is a failed root canal, and how can you tell if you're experiencing one? In this blog post we'll go over the signs of a failed root canal and how a root canal retreatment can help you save your teeth for the future.

If your dentist has recommended you see and endodontist or if you're having consistent tooth pain, you may need to have a root canal procedure done. Though it's not anyone's favorite thing to have to do, it's important to know what to do to prepare.

If you are in need of root canal therapy, GentleWave® may be the perfect solution for you. In fact, nearly all root canal procedures performed at Granbury Endodontics use the GentleWave® machine! In this blog post we'll discuss five benefits of using GentleWave® for root canal therapy and why we recommend it to all our patients.

Though our endodontic practice is in Granbury, we often get a lot of questions about endodontists in Fort Worth. Whether you need treatment for a root canal or another endodontic procedure, finding the right endodontist for you is key to getting the best treatment. In this blog post, we'll go over what to look for when choosing an endodontist in Fort Worth, Texas.

If you have pain in between your teeth when flossing, it could be caused by a number of things. If the pain is caused by a root canal infection, a root canal may be necessary to alleviate the pain. In this blog post, we will detail what the most common causes of pain are and what you can do to alleviate the pain.

Do you have a toothache? Are you considering a root canal? If so, you may be surprised to learn some of the facts about this common dental procedure. In this blog post, we will discuss six surprising facts about root canals. We will also explore how each of these facts affects your decision to undergo root canal therapy.

Here at Granbury Endodontics, we perform root canal therapy for a variety of reasons - even if the patient isn't experiencing any pain. In this blog post, we will discuss five individual reasons why someone might need a root canal even if they have no pain.

Our practice is equipped with the latest in endodontic technology, including the Carestream 8200 Cone Beam CT. This machine helps us create 3D images of the patient's mouth, which can be extremely beneficial for root canal therapy and other endodontic procedures. In this blog post, we'll discuss some of the benefits of 3D imaging and how they can benefit the treatment you'll receive.

If you're experiencing pain in your teeth and you've had a root canal before, it's possible that the procedure didn't go as well as it should have. Don't worry - you're not alone! Many patients experience problems with their root canals, especially when they may not have been performed by a board certified endodontist like Dr. Nieves. In this blog post, we'll discuss what to do when a previous root canal goes bad and how Dr. Nieves can help fix the problem.

A board certified endodontist is an endodontist who has gone above and beyond the requirements to become board certified by the American Board of Endodontics (ABE). Dr. Nieves is a board certified endodontist, and in this blog post, we'll explain what that means for his patients and how seeing a board-certified endodontist means better care for your dental health.

When it comes to our health, we often put off getting the necessary treatment until it's too late. This is especially true when it comes to dental work - many people avoid root canals because they think they're painful, expensive, and time-consuming. What a lot of people don't know is that not getting a root canal can lead to even more pain, infection, and expenses in the long run. In this blog post, we'll explore the real cost of not getting a root canal and highlight why it's so important to get this type of dental work done as soon as possible.

If you are experiencing pain in your tooth and the root canal therapy was not successful, you may need an apicoectomy. An apicoectomy is a surgical procedure performed by an endodontist that removes the tip of the root of the tooth. This procedure is often necessary when there is an infection at the end of the tooth's root. In this blog post, we will discuss what an apicoectomy is, what might lead to needing one and how Dr. Nieves can help with this procedure.

If you are in pain and need a root canal, who do you see? If you are like most people, you go to your general dentist. But what if your general dentist refers you to an endodontist? What is an endodontist and what do they do? In this blog post, we will answer all of these questions!

It can happen to any of us: one day you're going about life as normal and the next day, you find you have a building pain in the back of your mouth. It's definitely a toothache, but how bad is it? And what can you do about the tooth pain? In this blog post, we'll discuss where tooth pain comes from and how and endodontist can help relieve that tooth pain.

If you've had a root canal, you might be wondering if you need to get a crown. A crown is a tooth cap that covers and protects the tooth. It's an option for people who have had endodontic treatment (such as a root canal) to strengthen their weakened teeth and prevent further damage.

Root canals are one of the most common dental procedures in the United States with an estimated 15 million root canals performed each year. But, sometimes a root canal procedure ends up needing a retreatment, and Granbury Endodontics is here to help.