Services
Your first appointment at Elite Endodontics will include a thorough examination and consultation. Dr. Moeller will explain the reasons for your recommended treatment, and he will go over your options. The consultation will include time for questions and a conversation that addresses your concerns. In some cases, you will have the choice of undergoing your endodontic procedure the same day.
Please Bring the Following with You to Your Appointment:
- A referral from your dentist (if it was not already sent to our office)
- If you are under the age of 18, please bring a parent or guardian
- A complete list of medications that you are currently taking
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Your dental insurance information
Advanced Endodontic Technology
Elite Endodontics utilizes state-of-the-art equipment to provide the highest level of specialized care. Our progressive office and modern technology allows us to offer the most comprehensive treatment and an extremely positive patient experience. Digital imaging, dental operating microscopes, and other advanced technologies allow us to perform endodontic procedures with precision and maximum comfort.
Services
- Root Canal Therapy
- Endodontic Re-treatment
- Apicoectomy/Root End Surgery
- Traumatic Injury Care
- Evaluation for Cracked Teeth
- C.B.C.T.
For Your Comfort
Helping you feel relaxed and comfortable during your procedure is our priority. You can be certain that a root canal performed by Dr. Moeller will not be painful. Before your procedure begins, you will be made completely numb with a local anesthetic. If you feel any pain during the procedure, Dr. Moeller will stop and administer more numbing medication.
We offer nitrous oxide upon your request. Nitrous oxide is a safe and effective form of sedation that helps you feel completely relaxed. It is often referred to as “laughing gas” because when it’s inhaled, it helps you feel very calm and almost euphoric. If nitrous oxide interests you, please ask about it during your initial consultation.
Following your procedure, you may experience soreness. In most cases, post-procedure discomfort subsides within a few days. You’ll be sent home with pain management instructions and you may be provided with a prescription for an appropriate dosage of pain medication.