About Dominion Endodontics
Dominion Endodontics is proud to be recognized as the premier endodontic practice in Northern Virginia, serving Alexandria, Falls Church, and Arlington. With over 25 years of dedicated service, our team of highly skilled endodontists offers specialized expertise in a range of endodontic treatments, including dental trauma, cracked teeth, and complex procedures that may require advanced techniques and equipment.
Your safety is our top priority. We utilize state-of-the-art digital radiography to significantly reduce radiation exposure compared to traditional X-rays. For your convenience, these digital images can be optimized, archived, and seamlessly shared with other practitioners. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
In our field, precision is paramount. By utilizing cutting-edge CT scan imaging and surgical operating microscopes, we consistently achieve the highest standards of accuracy. This state-of-the-art technology provides enhanced visualization of the entire tooth anatomy, ensuring a precise and thorough diagnosis and treatment .
At Dominion Endodontics, we provide a range of sedation options, including nitrous oxide (laughing gas), oral sedation, and IV sedation, to ensure your comfort during treatment.
Dominion Endodontics is highly rated across the web!
Technology
Digital Radiography
We use computerized x-rays, called digital radiography, which produce substantially less radiation exposure than conventional dental x-rays. These digital images can be optimized, archived, printed and sent to other dentists via e-mail or disk.
Surgical Operating Microscopes
We utilize surgical operating microscopes for every procedure. Magnification and fiber optic illumination are helpful in aiding our endodontists to see tiny details inside your tooth and more predictably treat endodontic pathology. Also, a camera on the microscope can record images of your tooth to further document and report findings to your dentist.
Computed Tomography Scan (CT Scan) Imaging
This three-dimensional x-ray allows for enhanced visualization of the internal and external anatomy of the tooth and surrounding structures beneath the gum tissue. These images enable our endodontists to accurately diagnosis endodontic pathology, restorative processes and traumatic injuries.
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Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) technology provides 3-Dimensional imaging which can be important for both diagnosis and treatment. Having a CBCT scan prior to your next root canal may mean the difference between success and failure of the treatment.
