A: Bring referral slips, X-rays, insurance information, and a list of medications. Inform our team of any medical conditions or medications that could affect treatment.

A: Modern techniques and anesthesia make treatments comfortable. Most patients report minimal discomfort during and after the procedure, and our team guides you on post-treatment care.

A: The length varies by procedure complexity. Most root canals take one to two appointments, each lasting 60–90 minutes. Complex cases may require additional visits.

A: We offer flexible financing through Cherry Monthly Payments and CareCredit, designed to fit your budget. You can discuss your payment plan with our office staff.

A: Many dental insurance plans cover endodontic treatment. Our team can help verify coverage and assist in filing claims for a smooth process.

A: Follow our post-treatment instructions carefully. This may include taking prescribed medications, avoiding hard foods temporarily, and maintaining oral hygiene.

A: Yes, patients under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian during their consultation and treatment. We provide care tailored to young patients for comfort and safety.

A: Our team is experienced in helping patients with anxiety feel comfortable. We can discuss sedation options and calming techniques to make your visit as stress-free as possible.

A: You can call us at (832) 615-3132, email info@aceendodonticsheights.com, or use our online contact form. For dental emergencies, we provide prompt guidance and treatment.

A: Good oral hygiene, regular dental check-ups, and prompt attention to any dental issues help maintain the success of your treatment. Avoiding hard foods on treated teeth until fully restored is also recommended.

A: Avoid chewing hard foods on the treated tooth until a permanent restoration is placed. Maintain good oral hygiene and follow any additional instructions provided by our team.

A: Generally, you may eat unless you are sedated or instructed otherwise. If IV sedation is planned, follow the fasting instructions provided by our office.

A: Bring any referral forms, X-rays, insurance cards, a list of medications, and any questions you may have for the dentist.