Dr. Jeannette M. Jimenez grew up in San Juan Puerto Rico where she did her schooling at Colegio Rosa Bell. She completed her Pre-Dentistry program at University of Puerto Rico. After this she attended the University of Puerto Rico School of Dental Medicine, where she received her DMD degree.
Right after becoming a dentist she did a General Practice Residency (GPR) and a second year in Advanced Education in General Dentistry (AEGD). She became dental clinical director at Phoenix House in Brooklyn NY where she had worked during her AEGD years.
Dr. Jimenez moved to Puerto Rico for several years where she worked at her private practice and also became faculty at the University of Puerto Rico School of Dental Medicine. She decided to pursue her dream of becoming an endodontist. Once more she moved to New York and completed her training at Columbia University. She worked in New York for several years when she decided to move closer to family.
She is a member of the Georgia Dental Association and the American Association of Endodontics. She is on track to becoming a diplomate of the American Association of Endodontist. She enjoys traveling and spending time with family.
Welcome to Georgia Microendodontics! Were so thrilled that you are entrusting us with your care. Here, we will highlight some important information about our practice and explain what patients can expect during their first visit.
At Georgia Microendodontics, we want your entire experience with us to be relaxed and comfortable. We believe that patients are an integral part of the treatment planning process. Thats why we provide clear and transparent communication throughout every step.
Your general dentist is the doctor you see on a routine basis for exams, cleanings, restorative, and cosmetic care. An endodontist is a specialist who has completed additional education and training in their field.
Most general dentists refer out to an endodontic specialist when necessary, so their patients can receive the comprehensive care they deserve. Endodontists routinely perform root canal treatments and other endodontic procedures. Because they have specialized training, endodontists provide efficient, accurate care.
Our endodontists use the latest, most advanced technology for accurate treatment. At our Marietta, GA practice, we use microscopes, fiber optics, ultrasonic instrumentation, and more so that our patients can receive the highest level of care possible.
Georgia Microendodontics is one of the few practices in the state to use the GentleWave Procedure. This method is a less-invasive alternative to traditional root canal therapy that results in a more comfortable recovery.
If bacteria reaches the pulp of a tooth, root canal therapy is necessary to save it from extraction. This procedure involves the removal of nerves, tissues, and blood vessels inside the tooth, treating infection at its source.
Georgia Microendodontics is one of the few practices in the state offering GentleWave a more advanced, less invasive alternative to traditional root canal therapy. This technology utilizes advanced multisonic cleaning, which disinfects hard-to-reach areas for optimal results and a more comfortable recovery.
Most root canal treatments are highly successful and keep your tooth symptom-free for many years to come. However, it is estimated that around five percent of patients experience root canal failure. At Georgia Microendodontics, our doctors can perform a retreatment to remove the previous filling material, disinfect the canals, and refill them.
The hard, outer layer of your teeth is made up of enamel and dentin. Unlike your bones, fractured teeth cannot heal themselves. Cracks in teeth can be complex and vary greatly when it comes to size, location, and depth. The doctors at Georgia Microendodontics offer a wide range of treatments for cracked teeth.
Dental trauma or past root canal treatment can lead to permanent discoloration. Because these stains are deep inside the teeth, they typically do not respond to whitening. Internal tooth bleaching whitens the teeth from the inside out, enhancing the appearance of your smile.