Root Canal

Trauma or infection can irreversibly damage the nerve of a tooth. A root canal is performed to save the tooth and stop the pain and infection by removing the terminal end of the nerve from the tooth root. The root is then backfilled with a medicated filling to ensure healing and preservation of the natural tooth. Often these teeth require crowns after the root canal procedure to support the remaining tooth structure.

Sleep Apnea

Sleep apnea can bring inconvenience to its patients' daily lives such as loud snoring, restless sleep, and daytime fatigue. During sleep, sleep apnea causes breathing to stop for up to 10 seconds and start again. Sleep apnea can happen to both children and adults. However, it can be treated with several easy options, such as Suad Device— an oral sleep appliance for patients who grind their teeth