Welcome to Texas Endodontic Center
Expert root canal treatment using advanced technology, provided by endodontists who prioritize your comfort and care.
Texas Endodontic Center
At our practices, expert root canal care is what we do best. Our experienced endodontists combine advanced technology with a gentle, patient-centered approach to save teeth and relieve pain.
Each of our trusted TEC offices in Allen, Wylie, and Fort Worth has its own dedicated care team focused on providing five-star patient care. We communicate closely with your general dentist to ensure a seamless treatment experience and the best possible results for every patient.
Our Services
Root Canal Treatment
Root canal therapy treats infection within the tooth
to relieve pain and preserve your natural smile.
Root Canal Retreatment
Root canal retreatment treats new or persistent infection
in a previously treated tooth to protect long-term health.
Endodontic Surgery
Endodontic surgery addresses hidden canals, fractures,
or root damage to relieve pain and save your tooth.
Endodontic Consultations
Our consultations include a CBCT scan, offering a detailed
3D image for accurate diagnosis and precise treatment planning.
What Our Patients Are Saying
When Should I See an Endodontist?
You might need to see an endodontist if you’re experiencing persistent tooth pain, sensitivity to hot or cold, swelling, tenderness, or changes in tooth color. These symptoms often point to infection or damage inside the tooth that requires specialized care. Many patients are referred by their general dentist for expert evaluation and treatment. Early care can relieve pain, save your natural tooth, and protect your long-term oral health.
What Happens During Root Canal Treatment?
If you have a root canal infection, your endodontist may recommend a procedure called root canal therapy. It’s a safe and comfortable way to relieve pain, remove the infection, and save your natural tooth. During treatment, the inside of the tooth is gently cleaned and sealed to prevent future problems. Most patients feel relief shortly after the procedure — and with proper care, your tooth can stay healthy for years to come.
When Should I See an Endodontist?
You might need to see an endodontist if you have persistent tooth pain, sensitivity, swelling, or changes in tooth color. These signs often mean there’s infection or damage inside the tooth. Many patients are referred by their general dentist for specialized care to relieve pain and save the tooth.
What Happens During Root Canal Treatment?
If you have a root canal infection, your endodontist may recommend a procedure called root canal therapy. It’s a safe and comfortable way to relieve pain, remove the infection, and save your natural tooth.