St. Johns Endodontics, John Obie Sullivan

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13 Years

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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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St. Johns Endodontics, John Obie Sullivan

Dental Examination
Your first visit will be a comprehensive examination and assessment of your case, including a review of information provided by your dentist. Diagnostic x-rays may be taken so that your situation can be thoroughly evaluated and the ideal treatment plan can be determined. Advances in the Endodontics techniques and related technology have made a visit to the endodontist not very different from being treated for other common dental procedures. Your doctor will discuss your diagnosis and treatment options and outline a solution that best fits your individual needs.

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Contact our Endodontist Office in Jacksonville, FL providing services in Endodontics, Root Canal Dentist, and Dental Specialist & Dental Surgeons.

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Phone: (904) 808-7300

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Neighborhoods

Baymeadows, Southeast Jacksonville

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http://www.stjohnsendo.com

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Parking: Lot, Free

Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

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The best!! Fast appt. No wait, great staff and the best Doc

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Phone: (904) 636-8999

Address: 9770 Old Baymeadows Rd Ste 113, Jacksonville, FL 32256

Website: http://www.stjohnsendo.com

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St. Johns Endodontics, John Obie Sullivan

Dental Examination
Your first visit will be a comprehensive examination and assessment of your case, including a review of information provided by your dentist. Diagnostic x-rays may be taken so that your situation can be thoroughly evaluated and the ideal treatment plan can be determined. Advances in the Endodontics techniques and related technology have made a visit to the endodontist not very different from being treated for other common dental procedures. Your doctor will discuss your diagnosis and treatment options and outline a solution that best fits your individual needs.
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Fillings
Crowns
During this procedure, the crown of the tooth is opened, allowing the doctor to access the root canal. The pulp tissue in the infected root canal is removed and the canals cleaned. A series of files is used to remove any remaining tissue, slightly enlarge the canals, and smooth the walls of the canals. Once any infection has completely cleared up, which could take a few days or longer, the root canals are sealed with a material called gutta percha or with root canal sealer to prevent bacteria or debris from entering the root canals and causing further infection. Finally, the crown of the tooth is sealed with a filling or crown.

Root Canal Treatment
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Apicoectomy
In some cases, it may be necessary to remove the infected root tips or apex and the nearby tissue. This is known as an apical surgery or an apicoectomy. The area around the apex of the tooth that is infected is cleaned, and the tip of the root is resected and sealed. Sutures are placed and an ice pack is applied. Medication is prescribed to help alleviate any pain or discomfort and it is best to plan to rest for the remainder of the day. Most patients will have some minor swelling and occasional bruising with some numbness.

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