At Gulf Coast Endodontics our main priority is the health and safety of our patients, employees, and the community. In light of ongoing developments resulting from COVID-19, we continue to make enhancements to further protect our patients that go above and beyond the guidelines set forth by the American Dental Association, Texas Dental Association, and the Centers for Disease Control …
Gulf Coast Endodontics Has Four Locations, Including Baytown!
Did you know that our Baytown location is now open? Our Baytown location is our fourth location within the Greater Houston area. That means we’re located throughout Houston. We’re increasingly accessible from all parts of the Greater Houston area!
Baytown Location Now Open
Update: Baytown location now open. We are opening a Baytown location soon!
Outstanding Case Report
A 56 year old Caucasian female presented lingering pain to cold and pain to bite. The patient was unable to sleep because she was in so much pain from tooth #30. Pulpal diagnosis: Symptomatic irreversible pulpitis. Periapical diagnosis: Symptomatic apical periodontitis. Procedure performed: Non-surgical root canal therapy. Prognosis: Excellent.
The End of the Root
Dr. Mark Haddad saves the world one root canal at a time.
Gulf Coast Endodontics Newsletter: February/March 2015
Click here to check out our February/March 2015 newsletter!
Root Canal Safety
Concerned about the safety of root canal treatment? Don’t be. Watch this informative video via the American Association of Endodontists to learn how endodontists such our own perform many root canal treatments every year, safely, effectively, and comfortably.
Apicoectomy Case Study
Endodontic surgery, typically referred to as surgical root canal or apicoectomy, is used to treat apical periodontitis in cases that did not heal after nonsurgical re-treatment, or, in certain cases, primary root canal therapy with persistent intracanal infections after iatrogenic changes to the original canal anatomy,persistent microorganisms in the apical foramen, extra-radicular infection (including bacterial plaque on the apical root …