Round Rock Root Canal Specialists
Endodontic specialists offering expert root canal care
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- Emergency appointments available for acute tooth pain
- Same-day pulpal debridement reduces pain and starts healing
- Staff explains all treatment options before procedures begin
- No one-size-fits-all approach: treatment tailored to each patient
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About Round Rock Root Canal Specialists
Round Rock Root Canal Specialists brings specialized endodontic expertise to the community. Brothers Dr. Pejman and Dr. Pedram Khosravian, both trained at New York University's prestigious endodontics program, opened their Round Rock office in 2014 after Dr. Pejman founded a practice in San Marcos in 2010. The practice philosophy centers on patient-specific care: no two patients get the same generic treatment plan.
They offer the full range of endodontic procedures: root canal therapy, retreatment of previously treated teeth, surgical apicoectomy for teeth that haven't healed properly, and emergency care including same-day pulpal debridement for acute pain. The team emphasizes clear explanations and genuine comfort throughout treatment.
The practice maintains rigorous standards in patient safety and stays current with advances in their field. With multiple patient testimonials highlighting friendly staff and thorough doctor communication before any procedure, they've earned trust as a reliable emergency endodontic provider across the region.
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Why would I need a root canal retreatment?
Teeth treated with root canals typically last a lifetime with proper care. However, sometimes a tooth doesn't heal as expected due to complex anatomy, new decay, a fracture, or a loose or broken filling. Retreatment removes the previous filling material, re-examines the tooth for new infection or additional canals, and places new material to seal and protect it.
What is apical surgery and when is it needed?
Also called apicoectomy or root-end resection, this surgical procedure is used when a previously treated tooth still won't heal or becomes infected. The endodontist opens gum tissue at the root tip, removes inflamed or infected tissue and the very end of the root, places a small filling to seal the root canal, and uses stitches to help tissue heal properly.
Are the doctors trained in emergency endodontics?
Both doctors completed specialty training in endodontics at New York University after their general dentistry education at Boston University's Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine. They have extensive experience with all forms of endodontic emergency care and trauma.
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