My tooth sensitivity to pressure had been getting progressively worse over months. What started as mild discomfort became sharp, shooting pain whenever I bit down or applied any pressure to the tooth. Dr Jason found that the sensitivity was caused by a crack that had allowed bacteria to infect the nerve deeply. He recommended a root canal followed by a crown to seal the crack and eliminate the pressure sensitivity. Monica explained how pressure sensitivity often indicates crack-related nerve damage and infection. The root canal procedure took about 90 minutes. Dr Jason was very careful working with the cracked tooth, thoroughly cleaning all infected tissue. The numbing was effective and I felt no pain during the procedure. The temporary crown sealed the crack and I could apply pressure comfortably for the first time in months. I had minimal discomfort afterward. Tori made sure my bite was correct and comfortable. The permanent crown was placed three weeks later and it’s excellent. No more shooting pain with pressure – I can bite and chew normally again!

Wisdom tooth infection caused my jaw to swell and I couldn’t open my mouth properly. Called the emergency line worried about the swelling spreading. They got antibiotics started immediately and scheduled urgent extraction. Dr. Nimri extracted the infected tooth and the swelling went down within days. The pain relief was incredible after suffering for a week. Monica provided detailed post-extraction care instructions. Emergency care that prevented the infection from becoming serious.

My implant work required coordination with my periodontal treatment for optimal gum health. Dr. Nimri worked closely with my periodontist to ensure perfect timing. The implant integrated beautifully and the gums are healthy. Comprehensive team approach to care.

My back molar had been sensitive to cold for months, but I kept using sensitive toothpaste hoping it would improve. When the cold sensitivity became sharp, ice-pick-like pain, I realized I needed professional help. Dr Jason’s examination showed that a cavity had progressed to the nerve, causing inflammation and severe cold sensitivity. He recommended a root canal to remove the inflamed nerve and eliminate the sensitivity. Monica explained how cold sensitivity progression indicates nerve involvement and why toothpaste wasn’t helping. The root canal procedure took about 75 minutes. Dr Jason was very patient and thorough, ensuring complete removal of the inflamed tissue. The numbing was effective and I felt no pain during the treatment. The temporary crown felt comfortable and the sharp cold sensitivity was immediately gone. I had very little discomfort afterward. Tori made sure my bite was correct before I left. The permanent crown was placed two weeks later and it’s excellent. No more ice-pick-like pain with cold – I can drink cold beverages again without any discomfort!

Adjustment appointments are essential. Don’t skip them.