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Endodontist Near Killeen, TX

Welcome to Heart of Texas Endodontics, where we are dedicated to providing exceptional endodontic care for patients in Temple, Texas, and the neighboring community of Killeen. Our mission is to preserve your natural teeth and relieve dental pain with cutting-edge technology, expert care, and a warm, welcoming environment.

We specialize in Endodontics, focusing on root canal therapy, retreatment of failed root canals, and treatment of dental trauma. Our skilled team uses advanced diagnostics such as Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) and digital radiographs to provide the most accurate and effective treatments. We offer personalized care for every patient and provide several levels of sedation options to ensure a calm, comfortable experience—even for those with dental anxiety.

At Heart of Texas Endodontics, preserving your smile and improving your oral health is our top priority.

Heart of Texas Endodontics

Address

2703 Trade Place

Temple, TX 76504

Directions

Phone

Tel:

254-778-4400

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Fax:

254-778-4478

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E-mail

hotxendo@gmail.com

Hours

Monday | 8am - 5pm

Tuesday | 8am - 5pm

Wednesday | 8am - 5pm

Thursday | 8am - 5pm

Friday | By appointment

Saturday | Closed

Sunday | Closed

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Heart of Texas Endodontics is proud to provide top quality endodontic services to patients in Killeen, TX, including Root Canal Therapy, GentleWave® Procedure, Endodontic Surgery, and Dental Trauma Treatment. Our office is conveniently located in Temple, a short drive from Killeen, TX.

About Killeen, Texas

Killeen, Texas, is a bustling city located in Bell County, known for its rich cultural diversity and deep connection to the armed forces through the Fort Hood military base. The city offers a welcoming atmosphere and a strong sense of community, making it a fantastic place to live, work, and visit. With a blend of outdoor recreation, cultural attractions, and unique dining, Killeen has something for everyone.

Top Landmarks in Killeen:

Fort Hood: Fort Hood, one of the largest military installations in the world, is a significant part of Killeen’s identity and history. Visitors can learn more at the 1st Cavalry Division Museum, showcasing the base's storied past.
Stillhouse Hollow Lake: Located just outside of Killeen, this relaxing oasis is perfect for fishing, camping, and hiking, offering residents and visitors a tranquil retreat into nature.
Lions Club Park: A family-friendly area with walking trails, sports fields, and a water park, Lions Club Park is a hub for outdoor activities and recreation.

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Killeen Area Endodontist Practice

What is Endodontics?

Endodontics is a dental specialty that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of issues within the tooth pulp and surrounding tissues. It is often associated with root canal therapy, a procedure designed to save damaged or infected teeth by removing infected pulp and sealing the tooth to prevent further damage.

How do I know if I need to see an Endodontist?

You may need the expertise of an endodontist if you’re experiencing persistent tooth pain, swelling around your gums, sensitivity to hot or cold, or if your general dentist has referred you for specialized treatment. Endodontists are trained to handle complex issues that affect the roots and interior of your teeth.

Is a root canal painful?

Modern advancements in endodontic care, including sedation options, have made root canal treatments virtually painless. Many patients report that undergoing a root canal feels no different than getting a standard filling.

How can I prepare for my appointment?

For your visit to Heart of Texas Endodontics, bring a list of any medications you’re currently taking along with your dental insurance information. If your dentist referred you to us, please bring any X-rays or notes they’ve provided. Our friendly team will handle the rest and ensure you feel comfortable throughout the process.

What sedation options do you offer for anxious patients?

We understand that dental anxiety is common, and that’s why we offer several sedation options, including local anesthesia, nitrous oxide, and IV sedation, to help you feel at ease during your treatment.