Endodontics

Many people routinely seek out a dentist for emergency tooth repair services. Most of the time the damage can be fixed by filling the cracked enamel or recreating the missing portions of a healthy tooth. Other times, however, the damage goes past the outer portion of the tooth, also called the enamel, and inside the tooth to the tooth pulp. When the inside of the tooth is infected or inflamed it may require the often dreaded root canal procedure, otherwise known as endodontic treatment. Endodontic treatment can be performed by a general dentist or may require the expertise of an endodontist—a dentist who specializes in matters concerning the inside of the tooth, namely the tooth pulp which is comprised of nerve tissue and blood vessels.

Marta Suarez
LDS (Barcelona) MSc Endodontics (Barcelona) MIADR (Member of International Association of Dental Research)
Marta Obtained her Bachelor degree in dentistry from the International University of Catalonia(Barcelona, Spain) in 2005. She has also completed MSc in Endodontics in 2007 in the same university. During her time in Barcelona she has been working in private practice limited to Endodontics and has attended national and international congresses about Endodontics dictating some courses and conferences. Actually she is combining her PHD research at Guy's Hospital (King's college) with the work as Endodontics in several Private Dental Practices in London.