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Bennett Autumn

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All endodontists have completed dental school and are graduated from a two or three year residency program that includes advanced training in root canal therapy, endodontic surgery, endodontic retreatment and more. Because an endodontist is a specialist, only endodontic services are provided in the practice; a few endodontists complete an additional rigorous process that culminates in a day-long written test, case presentations, and an oral exam before the American Board of Endodontics to achieve Board Certification. 19% of all Endodontists worldwide have achieved Diplomate status and are certified to be the best in their field.

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Categories: Dentists, Dental Clinics, Dental Hygienists, Endodontists, Physicians & Surgeons, Oral Surgery, Prosthodontists & Denture Centers

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Phone: (606) 679-3010

Address: 87 Sarahs Ln, Somerset, KY 42503

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Bennett Autumn

Dental Examination
All endodontists have completed dental school and are graduated from a two or three year residency program that includes advanced training in root canal therapy, endodontic surgery, endodontic retreatment and more. Because an endodontist is a specialist, only endodontic services are provided in the practice; a few endodontists complete an additional rigorous process that culminates in a day-long written test, case presentations, and an oral exam before the American Board of Endodontics to achieve Board Certification. 19% of all Endodontists worldwide have achieved Diplomate status and are certified to be the best in their field.
X-rays
After you are seated in the chair, your Doctor will examine your mouth, x-ray your tooth and decide if the pulp in your tooth is diseased and therefore needs a root canal. He will use digital radiography; an advanced computerized imaging system that produces radiation levels 90% lower than conventional dental x-rays. You will be given a local anesthetic to numb your tooth and a “rubber dam” or protective sheet will be placed over your tooth to isolate it during the procedure.

Teeth Cleaning

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Crowns
After cleaning and shaping the canals, the Doctor will fill them with a sealing material and place a temporary filling in the crown of the tooth. Retreated teeth can function well for years. Saving a natural tooth is always the best option.

Root Canal Treatment
When the inside of your tooth is filled with diseased pulp and bacteria, root canal therapy is necessary. Although your dentist received training in endodontic treatment during dental school, you have been referred to Lake Cumberland Endodontics because this is a specialty practice limited to conventional or surgical root canal therapy. Dr. Cheuvront is a Diplomate of the American Board of Endodontics and has significant experience in performing endodontic treatment procedures. This ensures the highest quality of care for patients and demonstrates an exemplary level of knowledge, understanding, and clinical expertise in endodontics. Your doctor wants the best endodontic treatment for you; Lake Cumberland Endodontics is here to provide it.
Apicoectomy
Sometimes, after a tooth has had root canal therapy, disease remains in the bone surrounding the end of the root. This residual disease can be caused by cracks in the root tip, an inadequate seal, persistent bacteria and incomplete cleaning of the root canal space. It is the philosophy at Lake Cumberland Endodontics that where possible non-surgical retreatment is the first treatment option. When retreatment is not possible, root canal surgery is necessary to save the tooth. This procedure is called an apicoectomy.

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