Root Canal Technology Endodontics, much like other specialties within the field of dentistry, is rapidly advancing technologically. New equipment and software allow dentists, endodontists, and orthodontists to better identify and treat common and even more advanced dental issues. In the video below, dedicated Buffalo endodontist Dr. Aaron McCann explains how new root canal technology helps […]
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What is an Endodontist?
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Oct
Oct
Despite the common misconception that dentistry is a singular discipline, the field is in fact quite expansive, and graduates from dental school can pursue careers in a number of specialties. Our office specializes in the field of endodontics. What is an endodontist? Watch the videos below by experienced Buffalo endodontist Dr. Aaron McCann to learn […]
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Dental Avulsion Explained
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Apr
Apr
Different types of trauma can occur to different parts of the body and different people depending on the type of injury they sustained. One common form of trauma is known as a dental avulsion and is a relatively unfamiliar term across the general population. Dental avulsion is defined as the complete displacement of the tooth, […]
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Pain-Free Root Canal Treatment
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Apr
Apr
How Enhanced Dental Technology Helped Make Root Canals Pain-Free Have you been experiencing a lot of pain in one or more of your teeth that cause you discomfort throughout your day? Is this pain increasingly getting worse, or is the pain so severe it is preventing you from completing daily tasks such as eating? If […]
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Benefits of Dental Microscopes
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Mar
Mar
Benefits of Dental Microscopes for Precision Treatment From serious root canals to simple fillings, few people look forward to any type of dental work; however, knowing that your dentist can properly see what he or she is doing certainly makes the event more pleasant! Thanks to the use of dental microscopes, it is now easier […]
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Jan
Jan
Benefits of CBCT Medical Imaging At Precision Endodontics, Dr. Aaron McCann performs medical imaging with cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) to diagnose your oral condition before proceeding with treatment. If you want comfortable and painless treatment, call our experienced Buffalo endodontist to set up a consultation. Here are a few of the benefits of CBCT […]
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Sep
Sep
Our Endodontic Technology If you need a root canal, you may be wondering about how our endodontic technology is beneficial to your health. We have the newest technology and would be happy to explain the benefits of it all. Here is what you need to know. Our Endodontic Technology | Ultrasonics Another technology is ultrasonics, […]
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Why We Use A Dental Microscope
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Oct
Oct
Root canal treatments are essential for correcting major dental problems, but the procedures are delicate and must be carefully performed in order to avoid complications. To ensure that every root canal treatment is successful, a dental microscope is used to identify the complicated root structure of each affected tooth. In the video below, root canal […]
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May
May
Edward Teller, often popularized as the father of the hydrogen bomb, once said that “the science of today is the technology of tomorrow”. And he was right. In endodontics, every procedure is 100% microscopic, especially at Precision Endodontics PC. So you will likely see surgical microscopes up on every ceiling. We also have a 3D […]
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Feb
Feb
1.) Apex Locator When you visit our offices, you’ll notice numerous technologies that we use to perform various procedures. One of the machines we use is called an apex locator, and it is used to locate the tooth’s apex, which is actually the end of the root. The apex locator allows us to precisely identify […]