What We Do: Endodontics
Endodontics literally translates to “inside” (endo) the “tooth” (dontia). The dental pulp is the tissue contained within the tooth. It functions in the development of the tooth and it continues to provide nourishment for healing throughout life.
Most common reasons a tooth may develop inflammation or infection:
- Dental decay (large deep cavities)
- Accumulative effects of placing several filling over time
- Traumatic injury (accident)
Enodontists use their special training and experience in treating difficult cases that are referred to them by general dentists who opt not to perform these cases, such as teeth with narrow or blocked canals, or unusual anatomy.
Please visit the website of Dr. Serota (our referring Endodontist) for more information about his practice and services

