Endodontics Practitioners in Florida

Miami (67)Tampa (43)Orlando (34)Jacksonville (28)Boca Raton (27)
Naples (22)Pembroke Pines (21)Clearwater (16)Pensacola (16)Coral Gables (15)Sarasota (15)Boynton Beach (14)Plantation (14)West Palm Beach (14)Saint Petersburg (13)Davie (13)Fort Lauderdale (13)Lakeland (13)Gainesville (13)Coral Springs (13)Stuart (12)Fort Myers (12)Brandon (11)Delray Beach (11)Winter Park (11)Hollywood (10)Palm Beach Gardens (10)Doral (9)Ocala (9)Jupiter (8)Tallahassee (8)Palm Harbor (8)Altamonte Springs (8)Bonita Springs (8)Bradenton (8)Port Charlotte (7)Riverview (7)South Miami (7)Melbourne (7)Wellington (7)Miami Beach (7)Kissimmee (7)Hialeah (7)The Villages (6)Wesley Chapel (6)Lutz (6)Lake Mary (6)Vero Beach (6)Tamarac (5)Orange Park (5)Clermont (5)Ormond Beach (5)Largo (5)Palm Coast (5)Saint Augustine (5)Panama City (5)Spring Hill (5)Pompano Beach (5)Coconut Creek (5)Daytona Beach (5)Weston (4)Port Saint Lucie (4)Deerfield Beach (4)Lake Worth (4)Sunrise (4)Homestead (4)Aventura (4)Trinity (4)Venice (4)Miami Lakes (4)New Port Richey (4)Sebastian (3)Fort Walton Beach (3)North Miami Beach (3)Pinellas Park (3)Plant City (3)Niceville (3)Lecanto (3)Royal Palm Beach (3)Eustis (3)Lady Lake (3)Cocoa Beach (3)Sanford (3)Merritt Island (3)Leesburg (3)Jacksonville Beach (3)Port Orange (3)Winter Haven (3)Brooksville (3)

Learn more about Endodontics Practitioners

An endodontist is a dentist who specializes in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases and conditions of the dental pulp, tooth root, and surrounding tissues. The dental pulp is the soft connective tissue inside a tooth that contains blood vessels and nerves. An endodontist is a root canal specialist. The overall goal of endodontists is to help people retain their natural teeth with preventive care and endodontic surgery.

An endodontist typically: 

  • Evaluates the patient's dental and medical history and performs a dental and oral exam
  • Teaches patients about dental and oral conditions and diseases, good oral hygiene, and oral disease prevention
  • Orders and interprets laboratory and imaging tests such as X-rays
  • Prescribes medications including antibiotics and pain medications
  • Diagnoses diseases and conditions of the dental pulp, tooth root, and tissue surrounding the root
  • Treats various diseases affecting dental pulp and root of the tooth including pulp infections and cracked teeth
  • Administers anesthesia and performs root canals, tooth extractions, and endodontic surgery
  • Makes referrals to and collaborates with other dental specialists to ensure optimal care

An endodontist may also be known by the following terms: dentist, root canal dentist, root canal doctor, or root canal specialist.

There are 818 specialists practicing Endodontics in Florida with an overall average rating of 4.4 stars. There are 61 hospitals in Florida with affiliated Endodontics specialists, including Kendall Regional Medical Center, Jackson Memorial Hospital and Jupiter Medical Center.