Dental Health - Root Canal Treatment
Root Canal Treatment
Deep root cleaning that saves a severely decayed or infected tooth by removing the inflamed nerve — without extraction.
About the Operation
Root canal treatment (endodontics) is the procedure in which severely painful and/or infected tissue that has reached the pulp chamber — the bundle of nerve fibers that supplies blood and sustains the tooth — due to deep decay or traumatic impact is cleaned out, saving the tooth by isolating it from its nerve without losing the tooth. The hollowed-out canals are sealed with organic, biocompatible filling materials, extending the tooth's functional lifespan by 15-20 years without extraction.
Application Details
- 1Performed in a virtually painless manner using the finest millimetric digital handpieces (apex locator / endomotor) with full anesthesia.
- 2Due to the weakened, de-pulped structure, the root-canal-treated tooth should typically be reinforced with a zirconia or porcelain composite crown to prevent fracture.
Who Is It Suitable For?
- All patients experiencing throbbing tooth pain that wakes them at night, hot/cold sensitivity, or chronic or acute pulpitis-type toothache
Operation Summary
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Standard, non-surgical extraction of decayed or damaged teeth without complications.
Impacted Tooth Extraction
Surgical removal of wisdom teeth or problematic roots that remain trapped beneath the jawbone and fail to erupt.
Composite Filling
Modern tooth-colored composite bonding that restores decayed cavities with an aesthetic, natural-looking result.
Multi-Root Root Canal Treatment
Advanced endodontic intervention addressing the complex three or four root canals of molars and large posterior teeth, including fine blocked apex tips.