Dental specialty
Endodontics
98 published practices with sourced endodontics evidence across 6 cities. Diagnosis of tooth pain and treatment of the tissue inside a tooth.
Endodontists focus on diagnosing difficult tooth pain and treating the dental pulp and tissues around tooth roots. Root canal treatment is their most familiar procedure.
What to know before you book
When to seek care
- You have persistent or hard-to-locate tooth pain
- A tooth is highly sensitive to temperature or pressure
- A previous root canal needs evaluation
What the appointment includes
- Focused testing to identify the source of pain
- Imaging of the tooth and surrounding bone
- A discussion of treatment, comfort, and restoration needs
Endodontist by city
Each city page lists published practices with sourced endodontics evidence.
Highly rated practices
Desert Inn Smiles
Pediatric dentistGeneral dentistActive professional license recordReno Modern Dentistry and Orthodontics
General dentistOrthodontistAetna DentalAmeritas DentalCigna DentalActive professional license recordSpanish Springs Modern Dentistry
General dentistOrthodontistAetna DentalAmeritas DentalCigna DentalActive professional license recordDr. Shannon Lee
OrthodontistGeneral dentistAetna DentalDelta DentalAmeritas DentalActive professional license recordSweet Smiles Family & Cosmetic Dentistry
General dentistPediatric dentistAetna DentalAmeritas DentalCigna DentalActive professional license recordSun Dental
General dentistPediatric dentistSedona Ranch Dental & Orthodontics
General dentistPediatric dentistAetna DentalAmeritas DentalCigna DentalActive professional license recordOffice Project
General dentistEndodontistDeer Springs Modern Dentistry
General dentistEndodontistAmeritas DentalCigna DentalDelta DentalActive professional license recordProvidence Dental & Orthodontics
General dentistOrthodontistActive professional license recordAbsolute Dental - Cheyenne
Oral surgeonEndodontistDelta DentalAetna DentalCigna DentalActive professional license recordSummer Dental & Orthodontics
Pediatric dentistOral surgeonActive professional license record
Common questions
When should you see a endodontist?
You have persistent or hard-to-locate tooth pain. A tooth is highly sensitive to temperature or pressure. A previous root canal needs evaluation.
What happens at a endodontist appointment?
Focused testing to identify the source of pain. Imaging of the tooth and surrounding bone. A discussion of treatment, comfort, and restoration needs.