York Hill Endodontics

07/03/2025

Stressed out? So are your teeth.

Bruxism (teeth grinding) is often a hidden side effect of stress that can lead to serious dental damage. Discover how stress affects your oral health and what you can do about it!

https://yorkhillendodontics.com/stress-and-oral-health-understanding-the-hidden-connection/

06/21/2025

Big cheers and big hugs as we say goodbye (for now!) to our amazing assistant Angel 💫 She’s off to hygiene school and we couldn’t be prouder. Wishing you all the success in this exciting next chapter!
—Love, your York Hill Endo fam 💙🦷

06/14/2025

8’s are always fun to treat — even moreso when they’re horizontal 😉

05/04/2025

Wondering how long a root canal really lasts? Read our latest blog to discover the truth behind this common dental treatment and how to make it last a lifetime.

https://yorkhillendodontics.com/do-root-canals-last-forever/

03/05/2025

The dental pulp is a vital part of your tooth and is essential in keeping your smile healthy and functioning properly. Read our blog to learn more!

https://yorkhillendodontics.com/dental-pulp-and-oral-health/

02/07/2025

Selective retreatment of this 46 mesial root. Glad we were able to bypass the separated file and incorporate it into the final obturation. New crown planned next 👑

01/31/2025

Tooth 27 previously treated with chronic apical abscess (draining palatal sinus tract)

Based on the CBCT, I was only expecting to find an untreated MB2. Pleasant surprise in this one — additional untreated MB3 and MB4 😳

01/09/2025

While root canal treatments are effective, preventing tooth infections is the best approach for maintaining a healthy smile. Read our latest blog to learn more!

https://yorkhillendodontics.com/preventing-tooth-infections

11/18/2024

6 months later 🙌

11/15/2024

11/06/2024

Thinking of tooth extraction? Consider a root canal instead!

Saving your natural tooth keeps your smile intact, helps prevent bone loss, and avoids costly replacements down the line. Learn more about why preservation is best!

https://yorkhillendodontics.com/the-importance-of-saving-your-natural-tooth/

09/18/2024

Necrotic 41/31 (with acute apical abscess), likely secondary to trauma sustained years ago. Severe crowding along the lingual of the 41 necessitated an incisal access. Important to keep the preparations of mandibular incisors as conservative as possible to minimize risk of VRF in the longer term. Let’s see how this one heals in 12m. 🤞