Root canal treatment
Endodontics
Endodontics treats infections or inflammation of the dental pulp (the tooth's "nerve"). The goal: relieve pain and preserve the natural tooth rather than extracting it. Complex cases can be treated under an operating microscope for greater precision. Every treatment starts with a precise diagnosis of the tooth pain, and the procedure is carried out under an aseptic operative field (rubber dam).
Our treatments explained in detail
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Endodontic treatmentA procedure to disinfect and preserve a tooth deeply affected by decay or infection.Endodontic retreatmentWhen a previously treated tooth shows a persistent or recurring infection.Endodontic microsurgeryA targeted procedure at the tip of the root, when a conventional treatment isn't enough.Pulp cappingProtecting the "nerve" of the tooth to avoid a root canal.ApexificationStabilising a tooth whose root has not fully formed.Internal whiteningRestoring the original colour of a root-treated tooth that has darkened, without covering it.