Protecting Teeth

Protecting Teeth And Saving A Beautiful Smile

Dental injuries happen all too often in today’s busy world. That is why it’s so important to pay particular attention to protecting teeth and saving a beautiful smile. For the highest levels of self-esteem and self-confidence it is absolutely essential to keep your teeth looking great at all times. This involves having regular routine dental checkups as well as having a good home oral hygiene protocol in place. Sometimes the simplest strategies can go a long way in protecting the most important things in your life such as your teeth.

Help To Prevent Traumatic Tooth Injuries

Endodontic care along with comprehensive general dentistry is equally as important and must be a central part of your life as a way to protect your teeth over the short and long-term. Simple strategies such as avoiding hard candy and other types of hard food like popcorn kernels can prevent traumatic tooth injuries. These types of hard foods can cause a cracked tooth or other similar injuries. In many cases a cracked tooth will result in an injury to the pulp of the tooth. This is where endodontic care comes into consideration. Endodontic care works to fix problems associated with injury to the outer and inner portion of the tooth.

Endodontics Will Help To Protect Teeth

By removing injured or diseased tooth pulp the endodontist is able to save a tooth that may have otherwise been lost. While tooth injury sometimes requires tooth extraction, in many cases a tooth can be saved through highly effective endodontic care. Working closely with your general dentistry provider as well as your endodontist will help to protect teeth especially when injury has happened. These simple strategies along with regular routine cleanings and examinations will keep teeth healthy and vibrant well into the later years of life. Contact South Houston Endodontics today for Houston dental treatment that gets results.

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Dr. Kevin K. Sameti

Dr. Sameti received his bachelor of science in Biology from the University of Houston, his dental degree from the University of Texas Dental Branch (Houston), and his Certificate in Endodontics from the Temple University. He is a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Texas Dental Branch in Houston, where he volunteers to teach soontobedentists art and science of endodontics. He is a specialist member of the American Association of Endodontists. He also maintains membership in the American Dental Association, the Texas Dental Association, and the Greater Houston Dental Society. Last but not least, He loves saving teeth and takes great pride in his work!

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