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215 Remington Blvd Suite #A4
Bolingbrook, Illinois 60440
(630) 679-1466
If you’re looking for a dental office focused on advanced endodontics in a relaxing setting, Precision Endodontics PC is here for you. Our laid-back approach is designed to help you feel comfortable and informed throughout your visit. With a strong focus on modern technology and a warm chairside manner, our endodontist provides quality treatment, including same-day options when appropriate. We welcome patients ages six and up and take time to explain what to expect so you can feel prepared. If you are looking for an endodontic practice that values clear communication, we encourage you to schedule an appointment and take the next step toward treatment!
We proudly offer specialized services that focus on preserving your natural teeth while supporting a relaxing experience. Each treatment is delivered with attention to comfort and modern techniques, such as laser surgery. These services are provided in a setting designed to feel calm and welcoming, with a focus on helping you feel supported throughout your visit. Our endodontic offerings include, but are not limited to:
Choosing the right dental office for endodontics can influence how comfortable and confident you feel about treatment. At Precision Endodontics PC, experience and technology come together to support your care. Whether you’re interested in root canal treatment or dental sedation, you will find a dental team that values a relaxed pace and clear communication. Our laid-back office atmosphere and focus on comfort help create a positive experience from start to finish. You can rest assured that you and anyone you refer to our office are in capable hands. We invite you to contact our practice to schedule your next appointment today!
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Endodontics is a specialized branch of dentistry that deals with the complex structures found inside the teeth. The Greek word “Endodontics” literally means “inside the tooth” and relates to the tooth pulp, tissues, nerves, and arterioles. Endodontists receive additional dental training after completing dental school to enable them to perform both complex and simple procedures, including root canal therapy. Historically, a tooth with a diseased nerve would be removed immediately, but endodontists are now able to save the natural tooth in most…
Dental pain can begin in the teeth and affect other tissues in the head and neck. The opposite is also true. Pain in the head and neck can manifest as tooth pain. It is important to diagnose and treat any underlying disease to achieve pain relief. This may mean treating the temporomandibular joint, the muscles of the head and neck, defects in collagen formation, and airway management. We work with your general dentist and physician to alleviate pain in the head and neck and encourage healthy tissue growth.
In recent years, laser dentistry has superseded many traditional dentistry practices, making treatments more precise and less painful. This newer style of dentistry utilizes intense beams of light projected by a dental laser. Dental lasers can be used to perform a wide variety of treatments, including soft tissue shaping and removal. The FDA deemed laser dentistry to be safe for public usage in 1990. Since then, many dentists have incorporated dental lasers into everyday procedures – reducing bleeding, anxiety and post-treatment recovery…
Dental emergencies are quite frightening and often painful. Prompt treatment is almost always required to alleviate pain and to ensure the teeth have the best possible chance of survival. Sometimes, teeth become fractured by trauma, grinding, or biting on hard objects. In other cases, fillings, crowns, and other restorative devices can be damaged or fall out of the mouth completely. If there is severe pain, it is essential to contact our office immediately. The pain caused by dental emergencies almost always gets worse without treatment,…
We use a procedure called Nightlase. We use a dual wavelength laser to stimulate collagen formation of the soft palate and other oral soft tissue. The results are shortening of the soft palate, decreasing the size of the posterior tongue and increasing airflow while sleeping. The results are a much more restful sleep for you and your loved ones. The procedure involves 3 treatments 21 days apart. The results start showing after the first treatment. The procedure will not cure sleep apnea. Unfortunately, nothing really does. This is a…
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In most cases insurance will pay for all or most of your treatment. When you make your appointment, have all of your insurance information ready. It is also advised that you contact your provider for any questions you may have or for a detailed explanation of benefits. …Read More
The length of the procedure and the number of appointments depend on many factors. Each patient will typically have one hour reserved time for their appointment and most root canal treatments are completed in this visit. You will be notified prior to the procedure as to the number of appointments… …Read More
We will take every measure to ensure that your procedure is comfortable and stress free. If treatment is needed, we will inject a small amount of anesthesia to gently numb a concentrated area of your mouth. For most patients, the feeling of numbness usually subsides after 2-3 hours. …Read More
We offer many options for stress relief during treatment including oral sedation and nitrous oxide. You may not be “asleep”, but you will feel refreshed and have very little memory of the procedure. The techniques we use are completely needle free and safe. We do offer IV sedation as well. Please… …Read More
Radiographs are necessary during your Endodontic treatment. We use an advanced digital radiography program that produces radiation levels up to 90% lower than conventional dental radiographs. The image can then be optimized, stored, printed, copied or sent to your dentist for evaluation. …Read More
For the first few days after treatment, there may be some sensitivity to biting pressure, especially if there was pain or infection before the procedure. We typically recommend anti-inflammatory medications (for example-ibuprofen) for a few days after the treatment. You may also be given a… …Read More
Depending on the type and duration of treatment, you may be given prescriptions for antibiotics, anti-inflammatories or painkillers. Each treatment is different and any prescriptions will be adjusted to suit your situation. …Read More
Yes. Most treatments are performed using local anesthetic and its effects do not impair driving. Even if you would like to use nitrous oxide, the effects subside within a few minutes of turning off the gas. If you would like oral conscious sedation then you will have to have a driver escort you… …Read More
The filling that we place after the treatment will be soft for about 30 minutes. We recommend waiting a half hour before resuming your normal diet. The tooth will be sore so you may want to eat softer foods for a few days until the tooth has healed. …Read More
We encourage you to return to your general dentist within two weeks for the permanent restoration. Your dentist will determine the type of permanent restorative material that is best for your specific needs. …Read More
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