Endodontist in Houston

Comprehensive Care to Relieve Pain and Save Your Natural Teeth

When the inner pulp of a tooth becomes inflamed or infected, it can lead to significant pain and, eventually, tooth loss if left untreated. Endodontic procedures such as root canal therapy remove the source of infection, clean and seal the internal structures of the tooth, and preserve your natural smile. Choosing this route often means avoiding extraction and the added costs or complexity of replacements.

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An endodontist in Houston, in the same building as your dentist

Our endodontist, Dr. Terrany, is a root canal specialist and Assistant Professor of Endodontics at UTHealth Houston School of Dentistry. She does root canals and root canal surgery here, and we do emergency root canals seven days a week.

Zara Dental is at 6295 Bissonnet St, Houston, TX 77081, about a mile and a half from Gulfton, Sharpstown and Braeburn, and a short drive from Meyerland and Bellaire. We are open Monday to Friday 9 to 5, Saturday 9 to 3 and Sunday 8 to 2, we bill 254 insurance plans directly, and there is a Spanish-speaking dentist on the team. Book online or call 713-766-1122.

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Dr. Terrany

Endodontist

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Benefits of Choosing Zara Dental for Endodontics

• Preservation of your natural tooth
• Pain relief and infection control
• Transparent care & patient-first approach

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Endodontics Near Me

At Zara Dental, we specialize in advanced endodontic care designed to save your natural teeth, relieve discomfort and restore your oral health. Whether you’re experiencing persistent tooth pain, swelling, or have been told you may need a root canal: our team is here to guide you through comfortable, high-quality treatment from start to finish.

Endodontic care begins with a complete evaluation of your tooth and surrounding tissues. Using advanced imaging such as digital X-rays and 3D scans, we determine whether the tooth pulp or root structures are damaged or infected, and identify the most effective treatment, whether that’s root canal therapy, retreatment, or minor surgical endodontics.

Once the diagnosis is confirmed, we create a personalized treatment plan. Local anesthesia is administered to ensure comfort, and in some cases sedation options are available. The goal is to make the procedure as painless and stress-free as possible while preparing the tooth for treatment.

Cleaning, Shaping, and Sealing Depending on the type of endodontic procedure, the infected pulp is removed, the canal system is cleaned, or the root tip is surgically treated. The canals are then shaped and sealed with biocompatible materials to prevent reinfection and restore tooth stability. In surgical procedures like apicoectomy, the affected tissue is removed and the end of the root is sealed.

After the internal treatment, the tooth is restored with a crown or appropriate filling to protect it and return it to full function. Post-care instructions and follow-up visits ensure proper healing, long-term success, and the preservation of your natural smile.

• Persistent toothache when chewing or applying pressure
• Prolonged sensitivity to hot or cold even after the trigger has been removed
• Swollen or tender gums near one tooth
• Darkening (discoloration) of a tooth, indicating possible nerve damage
• Deep decay, repeated dental work on the same tooth, or a crack / chip in the tooth

If you recognize any of these symptoms, early treatment improves outcomes and reduces the chance of complications.

Don’t let a damaged or infected tooth compromise your comfort or smile. At Zara Dental, our endodontic team is ready to help you save your tooth and move forward with confidence. Contact us today to schedule your consultation: we’ll review your condition, explain your options and tailor a treatment plan that works for you.

Do you have an endodontist?

Yes. Dr. Terrany, our endodontist, is a root canal specialist and Assistant Professor of Endodontics at UTHealth Houston School of Dentistry.

Do I need a referral to see the endodontist?

No. She works at Zara Dental, so your dentist and the specialist share your records.

Can I be seen for a root canal emergency on the weekend?

Yes. We do emergency root canals seven days a week.