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Root canal treatment is highly successful, but in rare instances, some patients may have lingering pain and/or discomfort in the treated area. If you find yourself in this situation, don’t despair. Dr. Rolin Desir at the Conyers Endodontic Center is here to help determine what is causing your pain. Let’s learn more about endodontic retreatment.  […]

Our providers at Conyers Endodontic Center of Conyers, Georgia, provide a selection of services, including oral surgeries and root canals. While root canals are often successful and allow our team to save a tooth from permanent extraction, there are times when failed root canals may happen. At this point, patients may be in need of root canal retreatment, […]

At Conyers Endodontic Center of Conyers, Georgia, our providers are dedicated to helping with a wide range of endodontic and oral surgery procedures. This includes the apicoectomy of a tooth, which is typically performed at our office. Let’s look closely at the apicoectomy procedure to better understand its purpose and what to expect during your surgical treatment. What […]

At Conyers Endodontic Center of Conyers, Georgia, our endodontists often see patients referred to the office due to toothaches. But what causes these to occur, and what can be done about it? Causes of toothaches There are many reasons why a patient might experience tooth pain. Some of the most common causes include: Treatment options for toothaches The […]

If your dentist has advised that you need root canal treatment, you must work with a skilled and experienced team that offers this and other endodontic services. Finding a dentist that does root canals “near me” in the Conyers, Georgia, area is easy when you call Conyers Endodontic Center. Our office is committed to helping new and returning patients […]

Root canal treatment, also referred to by dentists and endodontists as endodontic therapy, is a procedure performed on a tooth to save it from manual extraction. This treatment can be highly successful if done by a trained and experienced professional, such as the providers of Conyers Endodontic Center in Conyers, Georgia. However, there are times when the […]

At Conyers Endodontic Center, our providers help patients in the Conyers, Georgia, area with a wide range of endodontic therapies to maintain a healthy smile. This includes offering the apicoectomy treatment under the care of our professional, experienced team. When would I need an apicoectomy? Our team at Conyers Endodontic Center best describes an apicoectomy as a […]

Root canal therapy, also referred to by professionals as endodontic treatment, is a highly reliable solution for many patients who have an infection inside of their tooth that might otherwise need to be extracted by a dentist. However, there are situations where a tooth can become infected after the procedure has been performed. Fortunately, the […]

Q: What is a root canal? A: A root canal is an endodontic procedure that removes an infected or damaged dental pulp inside a tooth. The goal of the procedure is to save the remaining healthy parts of the tooth and prevent future infection and damage. Drs. Rolin Desir, Alison St. Paul, and Candace De […]

A wide range of treatments is available for patients with complications with their dental health. While a dentist manages most, some situations may require certain specialists’ assistance. This includes specialized treatments such as apicoectomy surgery at Conyers Endodontic Center in Georgia. Drs. Rolin Desir, Alison St. Paul, and Candace De Veaux provide unique treatments that […]

At Conyers Endodontic Center, our professionals in the Conyers, Georgia, area have years of combined experience helping patients restore their oral health and wellness with specialized tooth root procedures and surgeries. A common procedure that brings many patients in from dental referrals is that of the apicoectomy. The apicoectomy procedure is typically performed to save […]

Patients who have experienced an infection in a tooth root may have been referred to an endodontist for a treatment known as endodontic therapy or a “root canal.” This procedure requires the endodontist to remove the inner portion of the tooth, the dental pulp, which includes the blood supply and nerves that keep the tooth […]