At Irvine Endodontics, our Advanced Consultation service is more than just an exam—it’s a comprehensive, in-depth evaluation using state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to accurately assess complex dental concerns and guide precise treatment planning.
What Is an Advanced Consultation?
An Advanced Consultation is designed for patients with:
- Persistent or unexplained dental pain
- Complicated root canal cases
- Previously treated teeth with recurring issues
- Uncertain diagnoses or failed restorations
- Multiple treatment options requiring a second opinion
Our goal is to deliver a clear, confident diagnosis and create a customized treatment plan based on clinical findings and your individual needs.
What to Expect
During your visit, we will:
- Review your dental and medical history in detail
- Perform a comprehensive oral examination
- Use high-resolution digital imaging and 3D Cone Beam CT scans (CBCT) for precise visualization of tooth structure, root anatomy, and surrounding bone
- Conduct pulp vitality tests and other clinical assessments to evaluate the health of your tooth and surrounding tissues
- Collaborate with your general dentist or specialist if needed to ensure continuity of care
Our endodontists will explain your diagnosis thoroughly, answer all your questions, and provide treatment recommendations tailored to your specific case.
When Is an Advanced Consultation Recommended?
You may benefit from an Advanced Consultation if:
- You’ve had a root canal and are still experiencing pain
- You’re unsure whether your tooth can be saved
- Your dentist has referred you for a second opinion
- Your X-rays or previous treatment results are inconclusive
- You have dental trauma or complex anatomy
Why Choose Irvine Endodontics?
With our focus on advanced diagnostics, compassionate care, and cutting-edge technology, Irvine Endodontics is a trusted resource for patients and referring doctors seeking clarity in challenging cases. We take pride in helping patients make informed, confident decisions about their oral health.
