Root canal therapy is a common procedure performed by endodontists to save a tooth that has become infected or inflamed. It involves removing the damaged or infected tissue from the tooth’s pulp chamber and canals, cleaning the area thoroughly, and filling it with a biocompatible material. It is a safe and effective solution that can help alleviate pain, prevent the spread of infection and be completed in one or two appointments.
Endodontic retreatment is a procedure performed by endodontists to address issues that arise following a previous root canal treatment. It involves removing the filling material from the tooth’s canal system, cleaning the canals, and refilling them with new material. It is a safe and effective solution that can be completed in one or two appointments.
Apicoectomy is a minor surgical procedure performed by endodontists to address issues with the tip of a tooth’s root. Apicoectomy treatment can help alleviate pain, prevent the spread of infection, and preserve the natural tooth. It is a safe and effective solution that can often be completed in one appointment.
Endodontic internal bleaching is a dental procedure used to lighten a discolored tooth after root canal treatment. A bleaching agent is placed inside the tooth to gradually lighten the discolored dentin. This safe and effective procedure is performed by a qualified dentist and can improve the appearance of the tooth and boost a patient’s confidence.