- Dental Examination
- X-rays
- Fillings
- CrownsA. Not sooo….root canaled teeth tend to be brittle and are much more prone to fracture than “normal” or “live”teeth…They can crack or fracture at any time without warning through no fault of yours and infections can develop through vertical cracks. These cracks or fractures can go from the top of the tooth (crown) through the root and into the supporting bone. Root canaled teeth can also become infected through extra “lateral” canals that are often not seen on x-rays. Gum disease that travels along the side of the tooth can also be a source of infection for a root canaled tooth. Unfortunately, root canaled teeth are a common problem that we see in this office everyday.
- Root Canal TreatmentQ. I had a “root canal” in the tooth, so why does it hurt ??? Root canaled teeth can’t hurt because the nerve is gone…right ???
- Oral SurgeryPathology. In 1971 he was elected to the prestigious OKU national honor society, the highest honor an undergraduate dentist can receive.
- Maxillofacial SurgeryDr. Jarmolych was awarded his certificate in oral surgery after a three year, full time residency in oral and maxillofacial surgery at
- Tooth ExtractionsTime required for dental extractions and surgery can vary widely depending on factors that range from complexity of the procedure to patient management issues….as a guideline, an experienced oral surgeon should be able to manage a typical dental extraction in about 15 minutes or less.