Referring Doctors

Referring Doctor Forms & Information

New Mexico Endodontic Specialists sees patients from all over the state of New Mexico. If you’re a dental professional with a patient that needs endodontic diagnoses and treatments, reach out to us. We feature over 35 years of combined experience, with Dr. Jenkins practicing since 2003 and Dr. Savage practicing since 2005. Reach out to our Albuquerque, NM, office at (505) 830-3636 to inquire about patient referrals or to schedule their consultation.

Dentist Explaining Tooth X-Ray to a Male Patient — Albuquerque, NM — New Mexico Endodontic Specialists

Online Referral Form

Refer your dental patients to our office by filling out our referral form below. After you complete the form, please send it back to us using our email info@nmendo.com. Our team is dedicated to protecting the security and privacy of all patient data we receive. We take every precaution necessary to protect it.

Referral Form

To fill out the form, save the file as a Word Document.

2. Open Word Document, Click Sign Tab, Select Fill And Sign.

3. Email Completed Referral to info@nmendo.com.

Endodontic Case Assessment

Advances in the understanding of endodontic pathosis, aseptic technique, and principles of canal preparation and obturation have led to significantly increased and predictable healing rates for endodontic treatment—95% and higher under ideal conditions (Salehrabi R, Rotstein I. J Endod. 2004 Dec;30(12):846-50). However, the treatment must be delivered in a predictable manner by the treating practitioner to optimize the healing potential.

The AAE has developed practical tools to help every dentist overcome case assessment pitfalls. Read the following articles below.

Endodontic Case Difficulty Assessment Article (PDF File, 587KB)

This newsletter discusses endodontic treatment planning, case assessment and referral from a specialist’s perspective.

Reading List (PDF File, 48KB)

A comprehensive list of references supporting the topic of case assessment and referral.

AAE Case Difficulty Assessment Form and Guidelines (PDF File, 411KB)

The Assessment Form enables a practitioner to assign levels of difficulty to a particular case by assessing risk factors that may affect the outcome of treatment. The form may also be used to assist with referral decision making and record keeping.