Endodontist
Many patients need a root canal and an endodontist may need to be called in for this procedure. They understand the pathology, morphology and physiology of dental pulp and its related tissues. This includes diseases and trauma that affect the pulp and periradicular tissues.
Prosthodontist
Broken and missing teeth have a major impact on a person's smile. A prosthodontist trains to deal with restoring and replacing these teeth using a variety of techniques. They treat patients suffering from a range of disorders, such as sleep apnea and TMJ. …show more content…
This specialist focuses on the prevention, development and correction of these problems, and they address the teeth, jaws and person's bite. Furthermore, they diagnose and treat jaw disorders and facial abnormalities.
Periodontist
A person suffering from a gum disease may need to see a periodontist. They treat problems of the teeth and surrounding tissues, including dental implants. Furthermore, they work with a patient to maintain the health and function of the mouth and its tissues.
Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon
An oral maxillofacial surgeon is actually a orthopedic plastic surgeon. He or she takes on tasks such as removing teeth that are impacted and reconstructing the face. The surgeon completes a surgical medical residency program and can administer any level of anesthesia, based on the needs of the