We pride ourselves on our patient-oriented care. We consistently provide high-quality endodontic services for patients in Burleson, TX, and surrounding communities, but none of that would be possible without our amazing dental team.
Dr. Alex Fitzhugh is originally from Arkansas but is proud to serve Burleson and the surrounding cities at Burleson Endodontics. Dr. Fitzhugh attended college at the University of Arkansas, and following graduation, he attended The University of Tennessee. After earning his D.D.S. degree, Dr. Fitzhugh completed hisendodonticspecialty training at Rutgers University. Dr. Fitzhugh believes in minimally invasive endodontics, and to achieve that, he uses the latest endodontic techniques and skills atBurleson Endodontics. These include cone-beam CT (3D imaging), advanced endodontic microscopy, Advanced Endodontic Delivery Systems, and microscopic surgery. He provides compassionate and exemplary care to all of our patients. Dr. Fitzhugh enjoys spending time with his family and friends in his free time. You can often find his wife, Brittni, helping out at the office, and his three kids often make surprise visits. When not at the office, he enjoys playing any sport his kids will play with him, going to the lake, and doing anything to stay active.
Heather was raised in Fort Worth, Texas. Immediately after high school, she studied to become a dental assistant and received her RDA. In her commitment to continued growth and learning, she has worked her way to the front office. She loves spending time with her two children, Charlotte and Adylinn. She is an active member at St. Marys of the Assumption Church and an avid sports fan. Her favorite teams are the Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers.
Thank you for taking the time to view the Burleson Orthodontics website. We proudly serve Burleson, TX and its neighbors in Fort Worth, Crowley, Cleburne, and Joshua. Please review the services we offer. Dr. Fitzhugh and his team look forward to serving your dental needs.
Root canals can stop the pain in its tracks and save and protect a patient's natural tooth. Don't put off treatment for your tooth because waiting will only increase the pain and the potential for further damage.
When the infection runs deep enough into the tooth's roots, or the canals of the root are too narrow for the dentist to reach by drilling into the tooth, apical root surgery may be necessary to save the tooth and stop the pain.
It is common for patients to experience nervousness or anxiety when visiting the dentist. Some can manage it on their own, but for others, the stress involved can keep them from ever visiting the dentist.
At Burleson Endodontics, we don't want our patient's fears keeping them from needing treatment. We offer sedation dentistry to help patients. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of conscious sedation or IV sedation with Dr. Fitzhugh to determine if sedation dentistry is right for you.