The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, removing inflamed or necrotic tissue from the pulp chamber and root canals, followed by thorough cleaning and disinfection, and finally sealed with a specialized filling material. This eliminates infection and hermetically isolates the tooth’s interior from the external environment, preventing further complications.

Root-treated teeth often become more fragile, so if a significant portion of the tooth structure is lost, it is restored with an inlay or crown to ensure long-term functionality and durability.

At our clinic, we use state-of-the-art technology: an apex locator and endodontic microscope allow us to determine the canal length with pinpoint accuracy. This ensures the root filling is neither too short (leaving residual infected tissue) nor too long (which could irritate surrounding tissues).

Goal: preserve your natural tooth for the long term – pain-free, precise, and safe.

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This technology is essential because root canal anatomy is often complex and unpredictable. Using a dental microscope enables thorough cleaning, disinfection, and sealing of the canals with maximum control and accuracy, significantly improving treatment outcomes.

Benefits of microscopic endodontics:

• superior precision and visibility
• detection of hidden canals and complex issues
• higher success rates
• reduced risk of reinfection
• long-term preservation of the natural tooth

The goal of microscopic endodontics is not only to relieve pain, but to save the tooth in a safe, predictable, and long-lasting way.

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Fortunately, modern technology allows us to rescue the tooth in most cases. Thanks to our state-of-the-art equipment and the experience of our microscope-trained specialist, most broken files can be successfully removed, allowing the tooth to be preserved and functional for the long term.

Goal: preserving the patient’s natural tooth – pain-free, precise, and safe.

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Requirements for root post placement:

• a stable, well-anchored root,
• properly performed root canal treatment,
• no lesions around the root tip,
• sufficient tooth structure above the gum line.

At our clinic, whenever possible, we use fiber-reinforced posts, which are highly aesthetic and have elasticity similar to natural tooth structure, reducing the risk of root fracture that can occur with metal posts.

Goal: preserve the patient’s natural tooth for the long term – precise, aesthetic, and safe.

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